Tottenham manager Robert Vilahamn's job at risk
Tottenham are considering sacking manager Robert Vilahamn this summer after a disappointing campaign.Vilahamn led the club to the Women's FA Cup final in his debut season but Spurs finished second-bottom in the Women's Super League this year.He joined from Swedish side BK Hacken in 2023 and was given a three-year contract extension last July.Only relegated Crystal Palace shipped more goals than Tottenham in 2024-25 and Spurs' points tally of 20 was 11 fewer than they recorded last season.The club had ambitions of closing the gap on the WSL's top four but sources suggest they are unhappy with the direction under Vilahamn.Senior assistant coach Vicky Jepson has already left the club to take up a role with the United States women's youth teams. The decision on Vilahamn's future will be made by the club's board as they prepare for a crucial summer of recruitment.
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