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John Heitinga's tenure at Tottenham has come to an abrupt end after a mere 32 days, following Igor Tudor's arrival as interim head coach.

The Dutch coach departed on Monday, the very first day of Tudor's reign at the north London club.

The suggestion that the board at Spurs have no control over the club took another boost when a press day saw the club routinely derided by a Northern Irish comedian, Vittorio Angelon.

Last season, assistant manager John Heitinga was by all accounts a player favourite and key to Liverpool’s Premier League title success, but seeking a head coaching opportunity led the ex-Blue to Netherlands and Ajax.

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We find out whether Tottenham’s set-piece coach, Andreas Georgson, who was appointed last summer, will stay with the club or follow Thomas Frank out the door.

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Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Lucas Bergvall could be back in action as early as 26th March for Sweden’s World Cup playoff clash against Ukraine, following ‘a new forecast’ on his injury.

Tottenham Hotspur assistant manager John Heitinga has reportedly left the club after just 33 days as part of a raft of internal changes.

There has been an update on Guglielmo Vicario’s transfer stance ahead of the summer transfer window as the interest in the Tottenham number one continues to intensify.