Tottenham interim manager Igor Tudor says ensuring the club avoid relegation is the toughest challenge of his career. Spurs sit 16th in the Premier League with 29 points - just four clear of the drop zone with 11 matches remaining - following Sunday's 4-1 home defeat by north London rivals Arsenal. Reports estimate Spurs would face a collapse of about £260m in annual revenue if they were to fall into the Championship. Asked whether saving Spurs' season was the biggest rescue job he had undertaken, the Croatian replied: "Probably, if I see, if I recognise the difficulties there are, probably, yes." But with just two home league wins this season, Tudor, 47, described their task as being, in sporting terms, "a question of life or death".

Source: BBC February 26, 2026 19:41 UTC