Tottenham’s Arne Slot’s dream shattered

Feyenoord manager Arne Slot has clarified whether he will leave the team after winning the Dutch championship and has evaluated Tottenham’s offer.

The 44-year-old appeared to be the first candidate to be promoted to Tottenham’s vacant managerial job after winning the Eredivisie with Feyenoord. Mail Sport wrote that Slot was designated as the club’s main target by chairman Daniel Levy after Antonio Conte was sacked in March.

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However, Levy’s attempt to wrest Slot from Feyenoord seems to have failed. Because Slot announced on Thursday that he will continue to lead the club next season.

Speaking to the Dutch press, Slot said: “I hear a lot of rumors about the interest of other clubs in me. I am committed to my desire to stay at Feyenoord and I want to continue the work we started last year.” he used the phrases.

There is a £5m release clause in Slot’s contract with Feyenoord, but that clause could come into effect as early as next summer.

According to De Telegraaf, Feyenoord were seeking compensation of approximately £17 million (20 million euros) for Spurs to hire their manager and three assistants from their team, Marino Pusic and Sipke Hulshoff, and performance coach Ruben Peeters. .