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Tottenham edge closer to hiring experienced Italian executive

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Tottenham edge closer to hiring experienced Italian executive

Tottenham Hotspur are reported to be making significant progress in talks to appoint former Inter Milan sporting director Piero Ausilio, the experienced Italian emerging as a potential addition to the club’s footballing structure. Negotiations, cited by Football Insider, are said to be advancing, while former Everton chief executive Keith Wyness has welcomed the prospect as a positive step for the North London side.

Why Spurs target the Inter veteran

Ausilio spent almost three decades within the Serie A giants’ hierarchy, contributing to Inter’s development and its return to domestic and European prominence. His extensive experience in elite‑level squad building, talent identification and football administration makes him an intriguing candidate as Tottenham look to strengthen recruitment and sporting operations.

Implications for Tottenham and the wider hierarchy

Should the Italian executive join, Spurs would gain access to a figure with deep knowledge of how top clubs construct successful rosters. However, Wyness has warned that Tottenham must first establish a clear internal structure to allow Ausilio to operate effectively.

The club’s on‑field struggles in the opening weeks of the campaign have heightened the importance of decisions made off the pitch, adding urgency to the search for a senior leader who can shape a long‑term direction.

While the potential appointment does not guarantee an immediate turnaround, it could prove valuable as Spurs assess their recruitment strategy and aim to build a squad capable of competing at the highest level.

Despite the progress reported, no formal agreement has been confirmed. Supporters will be watching closely to see whether the Italian finally takes up a role in North London, signalling a significant shift in Tottenham’s footballing hierarchy.

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