Tottenham are being linked with the appointment of Slott.
Dutch media outlet Sporting News reported on May 25 (KST) that ‘Slott has expressed his desire to leave for Tottenham. Feyenoord are focused on getting a high transfer fee from Tottenham,’ and ‘Slott’s agent negotiated with Tottenham in London and conveyed Slott’s intentions. The negotiations will continue.
The outlet added: ‘There is no penalty clause in Slott’s contract. Feyenoord can decide for themselves what the transfer fee for Slott will be,” adding that there is a €5 million ($7.1 million) difference between what Tottenham are willing to pay Feyenoord for Slott and what Feyenoord are willing to receive.
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Spurs are currently eighth in the Premier League this season with a record of 17 wins, 6 draws, and 14 losses (57 points). Heading into the final game of the season, Tottenham will not be able to qualify for the UEFA Europa League on their own, even if they win their final game of the season against Leeds United.
Slott, who has been heavily linked with the Spurs job, began his managerial career in 2019 with Alkmaar. He then took charge of Feyenoord in 2021 and won the Dutch Eredivisie title in his first two seasons in charge.
Slott has been heavily touted for the Tottenham job. The English Football Fancast said on the 22nd, “Tottenham chairman Levy can revive Son Heung-min if he appoints Slott. Slott is the ideal manager for Tottenham. ‘Slott is an extreme attacking coach, similar to Guardiola,’ and ‘Slott favored a 4-3-3 formation at Feyenoord, and the flankers performed well. Slott clearly knows how to get the most out of his flankers.
Dutchman van der Vaart, who played for Tottenham for two years from 2010, said: “A month ago, Tottenham asked me what I thought of Slott. Slott has done a great job. Feyenoord play a very stable game. Tottenham have always lacked a manager who can play entertaining football.”