Tottenham Spurs and Antonio Conte look increasingly likely to part ways in the summer. The club are already lining up potential replacements for the Italian with there even being uncertainty over whether Conte will be allowed to see the season out.

Luis Enrique has emerged as a leading candidate in the North London club's search for a successor. The Spaniard is currently unemployed after leading Spain through Euro2020 and the Qatar World Cup in December. Enrique left his position with Spain immediately after their disappointing defeat to eventual semi-finalists Morocco in the Round of 16. His managerial stint at Barcelona that saw him win a treble including their last European Cup is still looked at with admiration. Between 2014 and 2017, he won nine trophies at the Catalonian club. It is thought that the Spaniard would be open to a move to the Premier League, having previously been considered by Manchester United after they sacked manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.