Tottenham Hotspur have taken the decision to sack Mauricio Pochettino and bring an end to his tenure which started in 2014.
Pochettino oversaw four consecutive top-four finishes in the Premier League, something which is seriously under threat this season as the club sit 14th in the table.
But on the back of a campaign which ended with a trip to Madrid to contest the Champions League final, which Spurs lost 2-0 to Liverpool, nobody could have expected the dramatic downfall of Pochettino and Spurs.
Now the big question is who will take over the job on a permanent basis?
That man could be Jose Mourinho, with the 56-year-old said to be interested in replacing Pochettino.
But if the former Manchester United and Chelsea boss doesn't accept any offer put to him by club chairman Daniel Levy, ex-Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp believes another big name in Carlo Ancelotti, formerly of Chelsea and currently in charge of Napoli, will be on the shortlist.
"It’s a great time to walk in there as manager," Redknapp told talkSPORT.
"They are as low as they can get at the moment and the only way is up. A little bit like when I took over, bottom of the league, there was only one way – up.
"Mourinho, I would think is on the list. When he [Levy] got rid of me he tried to get [Carlo] Ancelotti. He offered him the job at that time and I think he would be on the list too. People talk about Eddie Howe but I can’t see him going for Eddie."
