Tottenham Hotspur are facing a crisis in the Premier League, with fears growing over their potential drop to the Championship.
Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher has criticised Spurs’ poor form, claiming the club is “not too big or too good” to go down this season.
Tottenham finished 17th last season and currently sit just five points above the relegation zone, highlighting their ongoing struggles.
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Thomas Frank was dismissed earlier this month following another disappointing campaign, with Igor Tudor brought in on a short-term contract to secure survival.
Carragher says the possibility of relegation is real and would be one of the most humiliating for a Premier League club of Tottenham’s stature.
He compared a potential drop to historic collapses, noting the financial and sporting implications for the North London club.
Carragher praised Tudor’s success in Italy with Juventus but warned he faces a steep learning curve in the Premier League.
The former defender stressed that Tudor has no time to adapt, with immediate pressure to deliver results in high-stakes fixtures, reports Mirror.
Spurs face a testing run of games, starting with the North London Derby against Arsenal, making early points vital for survival.
Carragher concluded that the squad’s prolonged decline over the past 27 months has created a precarious situation, with relegation now a tangible risk.
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