According to a report by Football Insider, Tottenham Hotspur are now eyeing up a move for Leeds United boss Marcelo Bielsa as proven Premier League experience grows as a desirable trait for the club's next manager.
The Lowdown: New names emerging consistently
In the last two weeks, many names have been throw into the hat as rumours continue to circulate in the press, with the latest previously being Gian Piero Gasperini and Simone Inzaghi from Serie A.
Naturally, with Tottenham aiming to appoint a new boss by the end of this season according to Alasdair Gold, chairman Daniel Levy will have to consider numerous candidates as he attempts to make the right step for Spurs' future.
The Latest: Bielsa emerges as candidate
In this update, Football Insider bring yet another new name into the fold as Leeds boss Bielsa is mentioned as an option for the club.
Indeed, this is allegedly because Premier League experience and proven results at the top level are becoming more and more desirable traits to Spurs chiefs as the managerial hunt goes on.
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Even though Bielsa has stated his happiness at Elland Road, his knack for only signing one-year deals means his current one is close to expiring.
Tottenham, as a result, are eyeing a move for the Argentine and will sound him out due to his impressive debut campaign in the English top flight.
The Verdict: Get it done Levy...
Perhaps the most exciting name dropped yet alongside former target Julian Nagelsmann, Bielsa is a manager revered throughout the footballing world for his tactical nuance and eccentric personality.
Man City boss Pep Guardiola is a known fan of the 65-year-old, having called him 'unique' and the coach he admires most in world football (Leeds Live).
If that wasn't enough, former Lilywhites boss and fan favourite Mauricio Pochettino dubbed Bielsa a 'genius' whilst also professing his admiration (France 24).
Regardless of his reported £8 million-per-year salary (£154,000-per-week), we believe this would be an incredible move by Levy.
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