Roberto De Zerbi under pressure, supporters demand Pochettino

Roberto De Zerbi, who left Olympique de Marseille to join Tottenham, is experiencing a disastrous start in England: despite nearly €400 million invested, the Spurs sit at the bottom of the Premier League and fans are already calling for the return of Mauricio Pochettino.

Massive investments and disastrous results

The London club has spent nearly €400 million to strengthen its squad, but performances remain far below expectations. Tottenham is sinking in the standings and now finds itself at the bottom of the Premier League table. Zerbi's tactical choices are increasingly being questioned.

Arriving with the promise of an offensive revival thanks to his ambitious philosophy, De Zerbi has not managed to sustainably impose his style. Despite numerous signings, the Italian coach fails to deliver the expected results. Spurs supporters are voicing their dissatisfaction.

After leaving Olympique de Marseille, where he had sparked strong reactions, the Italian coach sees his position weakened after only a few months. Rumours about a potential successor are already circulating, fueling uncertainty within the club.

Fans are demanding Pochettino's return

Tottenham fans are calling for Mauricio Pochettino, according to Tim Sherwood, former player and coach of the club. The Argentine manager led the Spurs from 2014 to 2019 to the heights of English football and a Champions League final.

Pochettino retains immense popularity among the London crowd; his return would be seen as a reassuring solution. He knows the club's environment perfectly and already has a strong bond with the supporters.

On the Marseille side, De Zerbi's debacle at Tottenham reignites the debate about his stint at the Olympique. Despite the criticism, the Italian manager still has time to reverse the trend.

If the Spurs continue to sink despite the €400 million invested, Mauricio Pochettino's return could quickly shift from a fans' wish to a serious option for the board. The club has spent nearly €400 million to regain the top spots of the English championship.