Tottenham Hotspur president Daniel Levy reportedly wants to make one last effort to try to convince Hansi Flick to move to London.
The Daily Telegraph featured the report that was captured by TEAMtalk, which said Levy wants to speak to Flick. However, the 56-year-old manager, who won sixfold, could be hard to come by. Flick is widely assumed to be Joachim Löw’s successor in Germany, when the 2014 World Cup winner resigns from the DFB after this summer’s European Championships:
Tottenham president Daniel Levy is understood to be interested in speaking with Bayern Munich manager Hansi Flick, a report claims.
Flick, 56, has informed Bayern that he will be leaving the club in the summer and is expected to replace Joachim Low as Germany coach after the European Championship. However, that has yet to be confirmed with Flick elusive as usual over the weekend after Bayern’s draw with Freiburg. The former Bayern and Germany assistant manager has yet to make a final decision about his future and that has left a window for various clubs to show interest in him.
Both Barcelona and Juventus are reportedly interested in Flick, which has guided Bayern to back-to-back Bundesliga titles in his 18 months in charge. And now the Daily Telegraph claims that Flick is “a figure of interest to Levy.”
Sam Wallace goes on to state that “Flick is a possibility, although it seems destined to run Germany.”
Whether it’s Tottenham Hotspur, FC Barcelona or Juventus, it might not matter much. Barring what would be considered a big change of mind, Flick seems destined for the DFB.
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