Tottenham Hotspur is going through a difficult phase this season after losing 3-0 to Nottingham Forest, raising concerns within the management about the future of the team's sporting project, according to a report published by the website "Fichajes."

The team currently ranks eleventh in the Premier League standings, and calls for a coaching change have been increasing amid declining results and a lack of clear identity on the pitch.

Current coach Thomas Frank is facing increasing pressure after failing to impose a clear playing style, with the team showing inconsistent performance and lacking a distinctive character, struggling against direct competitors. The management believes the team needs a long-term project with a clear identity and consistent performance, which has not been achieved so far.

In this context, the name of Spanish coach Xavi Hernandez has emerged as a leading candidate to take over the team. Xavi is considered capable of restoring discipline, controlling possession, and giving the team a clear identity, which Tottenham currently needs. The management views signing him as a strategic step to build a sustainable project rather than just a temporary solution to the current crisis.

The report also indicates that Xavi’s arrival could bring a significant change in playing style and improve the performance of players who have been unable to perform at their best. With limited time and the team's difficult position in the league, the management is seriously considering this step as a decisive decision that could determine the team's short- and medium-term path.