Poseteclous enormous assets, comments Tottenham Future, manager woman

Poseteclou had to work hard to get to where he is in the management world. The Australian was on a trip that led to a Europa League final with Tottenham Hotspur

Poseteclou is not one to take the simple route, as his turbulent term of office with Tottenham Hotspur showed. While she is sitting in the Premier League table 17.

Postecoglou's team appeared on Wednesday at the Estadio de San Mamés in Bilbao, Spain, in the final of the Europa League against Ruben Amorim's Manchester United. This is Tottenham's first European finale since Liverpool in the Champions League 2019 was beaten 2-0 and the Australian gaffers is now about cutlery.

In every management position in which he was, Postecoglou took over a squad that requires a reconstruction, fought against which expectations fought and demonstrated its value every time. In South Melbourne he turned out to be wrong by winning the League trophy three times, and climbed into the ranks to finally become a manager of the Australian national team.

He rebuilt with this squad before he went to Weiden before the World Cup in Asia. In Japan he arrived to the stranger and left a league champion before taking over the great expectations required by Celtic FC. In Scotland he won a domestic double in his first season before raising the height with a completely revised squad that dominated the league from the moment when he entered the role in Parkhead.

Now, in Tottenham, he is facing the most important challenge of his career and has a club that has had severe trophies in her first cutlery in the past.

The last hurdle is getting closer to Postecoglou, and despite his attacking football strategy, which fans brought him, the true test of the Australian boss of minute one in Bilbao begins.

Postcoglous assets

Postecoglous career was a gradual climb – no links, no lucrative movements until they were earned. His first coaching functions in Australia have just treated the bills, and when he was released as a national youth coach, he had to move in with his mother -in -law to get through.

Now he is one of the best managers in England. His reported annual salary in Tottenham is £ 5 million, a considerable increase in his days in Celtic, where he reported, according to reports, made around £ 2 million every year.

In contrast to some of his colleagues, Postecoglou avoids the list of designer suits and luxury watches as he goes up and down. It is believed that the assets of the Spurs Manager float around 9 million pound mark.

Postecoglous family life

As for the personal life of Postecoglous, he is not known for his charm. He presents as a blunt, focused and as a man with a few words that his wife Georgia are, who knows everything well.

When she crossed the paths for the first time in South Melbourne in South Melbourne, she found her role of the marketing manager with his role as a trainer.

“He is not charismatic, he is not a charm,” said Georgia in the ABC documentary The Australian Story: The Age of Ann. “I didn't understand why people respected him so much.”

However, she soon understood the properties that others saw in him. “Only then did I have to understand him as a person,” she added.

Together they experienced every high and low of his career – sackings, moved to various continents and times when it was held that everyone could go south. Postecoglou attributes his survival to the support of his wife through hard periods.

The couple was also blessed with three sons: James, Alexi and Max. All three observed how their father tirelessly worked on his career before they were born.

As reported by The Sun, Georgia remembered how Postecoglou almost missed the premature birth of Max due to job obligations. “Max came early,” she said. “Approached to London should fly and I told him: 'You don't leave me.'”

The next day Max was born and just 24 hours later his father got on a flight to work. But this is how things work in the chaotic household.

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The Premier League season was difficult for and its squad was difficult, with 21 defeats compared to 11 wins and five draws.

The most severe defeats in this campaign include a 6: 3 and 5: 1 thrashings from Champions Liverpool, a defeat against the wolves with 4: 2 and finally a 2-0 defeat against the Aston Villa.

While Postecoglou has received a hard offer with injuries and suspensions this season, fans and experts have not bothered to criticize its constant, offensive football style.

Even before the final, Spurs will be for the game due to a knee injury in the first leg of the semi -finals against Bodo/Glimt without James Maddison.

Dejan Kulusevski will also miss the final after he returned from a foot injury in April that stayed away for seven games.

Nevertheless, reports have stated that the Tottenham hierarchy could decide to move Postecoglou from its role as a manager. Even if he wins the Europa League Trophy on Wednesday evening.

Despite the first cutlery and the European gloss since 1984, the chairman Daniel Levy could give the ax the ax for two decades due to the worst Premier League season of the club.

His future in Tottenham

While the question of the Posetecoglou trace is still being released or not, the 59-year-old supports himself in order to continue his success story with the club.

In an interview with the media in Bilbao, the experienced boss spoke about his past when he successfully left clubs, and claimed that he would be “comfortable”, no matter what happens.

Postecoglou said: “I was in this position where the big game was the last game I did. It is not an unusual territory for me.

“I qualified for a world championship and went. She won the heights with Celtic and went.

“I always used it up pretty well. I am pretty good that my focus is on giving this football club the best opportunity to do something special for a while.

“Whatever happens afterwards, I am very, very comfortable to continue to try to win trophies wherever I am.”

But even though he is in peace with his potential upcoming downfall in North London, Poseteclou insists that his future is far from being Spurs.

He added: “I don't think my job is done here. I really have the feeling that we build something and what a trophy does is hopefully accelerating. So I still think that there is to do.

“With the challenges we had this year, it is quite obvious that I think they are well recorded, but there are some reasons in the context, but there was also a certain growth and I would like to see through.

“It is not so important at the moment whether this happens or not, but I don't think that this job is finished.

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