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Tottenham plan Luis Enrique talks, Vincent Kompany also on shortlist to become Spurs’ next head coach - Paper Round

Spurs’ Luis Enrique talks Tottenham are looking to speak with Luis Enrique as they continue their search for a new head coach, the Telegraph reports. Chelsea have already interviewed the former Barcelona boss, meaning Spurs could well look to rival their London rivals by speaking with the Spaniard as early as this week.

It is not clear where Luis Enrique sits within Spurs’ preferred list of candidates, but they are also set to talk with another Chelsea target. Ad The Telegraph writes: “Tottenham also have Julian Nagelsmann near the top of their wanted list and the German was interviewed in person by Chelsea co-sporting directors Paul Winstanley and Laurence Stewart last week.

Premier League‘The perfect time’ – Is now the moment for Luis Enrique to make Premier League move?04/04/2023 AT 12:05 “Former Spain and Barcelona manager Enrique is keen on resuming his coaching career in England and is known to be keen on the Chelsea post, with reports in Spain claiming he had hoped to be offered the chance to start work immediately at Stamford Bridge.” ** Kompany for company Luis Enrique is joined on Spurs’ list by Burnley boss and former Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany, the Mail reports. With Burnley securing an immediate return to the Premier League under Kompany’s watch, the Belgian has turned heads, although some figures at Spurs are worried about his lack of experience at managerial level.

The Mail adds: “But while there is some concern about the 37-year-old's relatively short period in management, the potential appointment of Kompany as Spurs' new long-term head coach has backing behind the scenes. “The clubs head of coaching methodology Simon Davies already has a pre-existing relationship with Kompany having worked

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