ANGE POSTECOGLOU says he is committed to Tottenham, after it emerged he is in the frame for the England job.
The Daily Telegraph reported yesterday that the FA have included Postecoglou on their list of candidates to succeed Gareth Southgate.
FA technical director John McDermott is compiling a shortlist for the next England boss and is said to have been tracking the Australian for years.
But Spurs would fight to keep Postecoglou if the FA made an approach for the 58-year-old, who still has three years left on his contract, and he said last night: “I’m the Tottenham manager and I’m determined to bring success to this club.
“That’s where my focus is totally. Nothing else is on my radar except for that. We haven’t achieved anything yet, so until we achieved something my work is not done.”
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