Tottenham Hotspur, one of Nigeria's beloved Premier League sides, has made a significant move in a bid to salvage their struggling campaign. The club has appointed 47-year-old Croatian Igor Tudor as their interim manager, effective immediately. Tudor takes over from Thomas Frank, who had his contract terminated by the club on Wednesday. This tactical move is not a surprise, given Tottenham's recent slide down the Premier League table. With just five points separating them from relegation, the pressure is mounting on the club to turn things around. Tudor's appointment is seen as a temporary solution, with the club's technical director Johan Lange and chief executive Vinai Venkatesham set to make a more permanent appointment in the off-season. One name that has been floating around is that of Mauricio Pochettino, a former Spurs boss who has been vocal about his love for the club. Pochettino is currently committed to the United States men's national soccer team, but a permanent return to Tottenham is not entirely out of the question. However, for now, Tudor's task is clear: to revive the team's fortunes and steer them clear of relegation. Tudor arrives at Tottenham with a strong reputation, having managed top-tier clubs like Juventus and Olympique de Marseille in the past. His high-intensity style and direct approach are expected to bring much-needed spark to the team. In a statement to club media, Tudor expressed his commitment to bringing consistency and competitiveness to the team's performances. Sporting director Johan Lange is optimistic about Tudor's appointment, stating that the Croatian's experience and intensity will help stabilise the team's performances and maximise their squad's quality. With the UEFA Champions League still within reach, Tottenham fans are holding onto hope that Tudor's arrival will mark a turning point in the club's season. Only time will tell if Tudor's expertise will be enough to guide the team out of their current predicament.