London, UK Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou has firmly dismissed rumors of a potential exit, declaring his commitment to the club regardless of the outcome in tomorrow’s UEFA Europa League final against Manchester United.
In a press briefing today, the Australian coach emphasized that his focus remains entirely on building long-term success at Spurs and that lifting the Europa League trophy won’t change his vision or loyalty.
“I didn’t come here for a short stay. I came to build something lasting,” Postecoglou stated. “One final doesn’t define that.”
His remarks come amid growing speculation linking him to several top European clubs, especially following a successful debut season that has seen Tottenham return to top-tier European competition and rejuvenate their squad under his leadership.
Spurs fans have widely embraced Postecoglou’s attacking style and steady hand since his arrival, and the manager’s statement will likely calm nerves ahead of the high-stakes final at the Puskás Aréna in Budapest.
Tottenham are chasing their first European trophy in over 40 years, while Manchester United look to end their own disappointing season on a high.
Regardless of the result, Postecoglou made it clear he’s staying put.
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