Daniel Levy's Imaginary Shortlist
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary (Managerial) Shortlist: Julian Nagelsmann
DAN! DAN! DANIEL! DANNY! DAN! DAN!
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary (Managerial) Shortlist: Thomas Tuchel
He’s flexible, tactically astute, notoriously prickly, and ex-Chelsea. Hrm.
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary (Managerial) Shortlist: Mauricio Pochettino
Dad just might be finally coming home from the corner store.
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary (Managerial) Shortlist: Gareth Southgate
A special guest analyst takes us through an outside-the-box potential managerial appointment.
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary (Managerial) Shortlist: Christophe Galtier
Tottenham stole Lille’s coaching staff 18 months ago. This time, why not steal their manager?
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary (Managerial) Shortlist: Maurizio Sarri
The Wrong Maurizio (yes I know they are spelled differently)
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary (Managerial) Shortlist: Roberto Martinez
Could Martinez make the leap back to club football? Eh.
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary (Managerial) Shortlist: Ralf Rangnick
For a holistic approach to success, is there anyone better than the gegenpress guy?
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary (Managerial) Shortlist: Massimiliano Allegri
Allegri absolutely dominated Italy while at Juventus. So why isn’t he already employed?
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary (Managerial) Shortlist: Jesse Marsch
He may be headed to RB Leipzig, but it’s worth remembering the name
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary (Managerial) Shortlist: Graham Potter
Brighton are in 17th, so why is Graham Potter the best available option for Spurs? Because in this house, we trust the process.
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary (Managerial) Shortlist: Erik Ten Hag
Nagelsmann is done. We continue down the list as we set our sights across the channel to Ajax.
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary (Managerial) Shortlist: Brendan Rodgers
Nagelsmann is done, and it’s time to start looking at other candidates. Up first — the OTHER guy we probably won’t get.
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary Shortlist: Nacer Chadli
The Belgian winger’s flexibility and clutch international performances should be enough to catch Levy’s eye.
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary Shortlist - All of Sporting?
One of Portugal’s best teams is failing apart. Is it Levy time?
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary Shortlist: Tanguy Ndombele
Spurs should give the 21-year-old French midfielder a long look.
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary Shortlist: Lucas Tousart
He’s young, versatile, and built like a brick wall. Sounds perfect?
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary Shortlist: Adama Traore
Adama’s dribbling stats are unreal, but there are some caveats.
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary Shortlist: Kieran Tierney
Spurs could run out the Double Kieran Formation in 2018/2019.
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary Shortlist: Jeremy Toljan
The athletic wingback might be available on the cheap.
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary Shortlist: Ricardo Pereira
The midfielder turned wing-back has a high upside and could be a good fit if Kyle Walker moves to City.
Daniel Levy’s imaginary shortlist: Riyad Mahrez
The Leicester winger dropped off a bit last year, which might make him affordable.
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary Shortlist: Keita Baldé
If Spurs are trying to make a splash this summer, they’d be wise to look at Lazio’s 22-year-old starlet.
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary Short List: Naby Keita
Read about the Bundesliga’s best midfielder before he inevitably joins Liverpool and sets the Premier League on fire.
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary Shortlist: Andre Gray
The 2015-16 Championship Player of the Year is stalling on a contract extension with Burnley. Is his addition a value-add for the depth of Tottenham Hotspur?
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary Shortlist: Josh King
Bournemouth’s Josh King had a bang-up season under Eddie Howe. Would he make a better reserve striker for Spurs than Vincent Janssen?
Daniel Levy’s Imaginary Shortlist: Ryan Sessegnon
He’s 17 and is already an established first team player in the Championship. He’s a star in waiting and Spurs should sign him.
DLIS: Yevhen Konoplyanka
He's speedy, creative, wants out of Ukraine, and Liverpool like him. Sounds good to me!
Manager shortlist: Gerardo Martino
Barcelona's stopgap could be Tottenham Hotspur's version of Manuel Pellegrini.