Tottenham Hotspur are interested in Julian Nagelsmann but a move to North London has now been played down.
Tottenham parted ways with Antonio Conte last Sunday and a host of names have ben linked since then.
Spurs won’t be making an appointment right now as Cristian Stellini and Ryan Mason will take charge until the summer.
Rumours aren’t stopping though and one prominent name in the mix is Nagelsmann.
The Telegraph reported last week that Tottenham were seeking talks with Nagelsmann following his Bayern Munich axe.
However, Sky Germany’s Florian Plettenberg reports that Tottenham is ‘no option’ for the German right now.
We know that Nagelsmann wants to wait until the summer to take a job but Plettenberg appears to be suggesting that a move to London is unlikely.
Plettenberg highlighted that Nagelsmann is on Chelsea’s shortlist to possibly replace Graham Potter but Tottenham seemingly isn’t as strong of an option.
Julian Nagelsmann to Tottenham may be a pipe dream
Tottenham fans were excited when news of Nagelsmann’s Bayern departure emerged in March.
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How often does a quality young manager like Nagelsmann become available?
That’s the kind of manager Tottenham need right now and Spurs did target the 35-year-old in 2021.
There had even been mentions of Nagelsmann having a certain affinity for Tottenham but he has to weigh up the right decision for his future.
Tottenham are a mess right now given the situation surrounding director of football Fabio Paratici.
A number of signings are needed this summer, Champions League football isn’t a given and Harry Kane’s future isn’t exactly settled.
That’s a daunting prospect for any manager and Nagelsmann would be well within his rights to stay that Spurs isn’t right for him at the moment.
Daniel Levy and co can dream about appointing Nagelsmann but it may just be that – a dream, rather than a reality.
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