Tottenham Hotspur's management is considering an urgent move to hire coach Sean Dyche in a last-ditch effort to save the team from the threat of relegation following this season's modest results. This comes before facing Sunderland in the next round after the international break.

Interim coach Igor Tudor is considering stepping down from his position during the remaining seven matches, as the team has gone through tough circumstances, achieving only one victory in seven matches he led, bringing Tottenham close to the relegation zone, just one point away from West Ham.

According to British press reports, the management is seriously considering hiring Sean Dyche to lead the team in the final stage of the season, after Italian coach Roberto De Zerbi insisted on postponing taking over until next summer.

Sean Dyche, 54 years old, has been available since leaving Nottingham Forest last February, and he had previously succeeded in rescuing the team from a series of defeats before being dismissed after three consecutive losses.

The news of Dyche's potential appointment has sparked controversy among Tottenham fans, with some describing the move as a realistic option imposed by the team's critical situation, while others see it as not representing the necessary offensive solution, amidst angry reactions on social media platforms.