Tottenham Hotspur, a prominent team in the English Premier League, has officially announced the hiring of Igor Tudor as their new head coach until the end of the current season. This decision comes as the team looks to fill the managerial position on an interim basis while assessing their options for a permanent replacement in the upcoming summer. The club expressed their satisfaction in confirming Tudor's appointment, pending work permit approval.

Igor Tudor, who has been out of work since last October following his dismissal from Juventus after an unsuccessful tenure, takes on this challenging role with a record of coaching at several notable clubs, including Olympique de Marseille and Galatasaray, in addition to his time at Juventus. His recent history in management has featured struggles, particularly a streak of eight consecutive games without a win, which left his previous club languishing in the middle of the Serie A table.

As a former professional player, Tudor has rich experience, having spent nine years with Juventus and winning Serie A twice. His background also includes being part of the Croatian national team that reached significant milestones in international tournaments. This experience is expected to bring tactical knowledge and rejuvenate the Spurs as they push to secure their position in the league for the remainder of the season and beyond.