Roberto De Zerbi has no plans to return to management before the end of the season as he continues to be linked with Tottenham Hotspur.

Igor Tudor’s position as Tottenhamboss is under intense pressure after an awful start to his spell in temporary charge of the club. The Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust called for 'emergency action' after a chaotic 5-2 loss at Atletico Madrid on Tuesday night.

More records tumbled for Spurs on an extraordinary night at the Wanda Metropolitano, where goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky was withdrawn after 17 minutes due to two terrible errors. Defeat made Tudor the first Tottenham boss to lose his first four games in charge, but it doesn't look like De Zerbi will be replacing him before the end of the season.

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That’s because, according to talkSPORT, De Zerbi has no plans to return to management before the end of the season, as was his intention when leaving Marseille. De Zerbi is just one of a number of names who have been linked with replacing Thomas Frank on a permanent basis.

Mauricio Pochettino and Andoni Iraola are among the options being considered by Tottenham after the club sacked Frank last month.

While the pressure mounts on Tudor, Harry Redknapp told the Spurs hierarchy that they know where he is if they want to replace the club’s current interim boss.

Speaking at the Cheltenham Festival, where he had a runner in the Gold Cup, Redknapp told Sky Sports: "They know where I am if they need me.

"They need somebody to go in there and give them a lift and make them believe in themselves. They're bang in trouble; I must be truthful. It's going to be tight at the bottom, isn't it?"

And formerSpurs goalkeeper Brad Friedel threw his backing behind his old boss saying: "When they fired Thomas Frank, I was one of the people that said to get Harry or someone like Harry.

“Very similar to what Celtic did after Wilfried Nancy up in Scotland and bringing in Martin O'Neill.

"I played under both Martin and Harry and what those two managers are very good at is talking to the press and giving a message to who needs to hear the message at an appropriate time.

"The fans would have got on board because Harry would have gone in and said the right things."