Daniel Levy delivers Spurs statement and it’s missing one key Postecoglou thing

Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy has released his annual message to supporters following the club’s historic Europa League triumph—but his statement has left many fans concerned, as it notably omits any clear support for manager Ange Postecoglou’s future at the club.

Postecoglou recently guided Spurs to their first trophy in nearly two decades, bringing silverware back to north London for the first time since the 2008 League Cup victory.

Even more significantly, he delivered the club’s first European trophy in 41 years by orchestrating a dramatic and emotional win over Manchester United in the Europa League final. The victory not only ended a long-standing trophy drought but also re-ignited a sense of belief and unity among fans, culminating in jubilant celebrations both in Bilbao on Wednesday night and back home in Tottenham, where more than 150,000 fans reportedly filled the streets for a trophy parade through N17 on Friday.

In the euphoric aftermath of the victory, Postecoglou addressed supporters with optimism and ambition. “I’ll leave you with this: all the best television series, season three is better than season two!” he told fans, hinting at a long-term vision and his desire to build upon the foundations he has laid at the club. However, just a day later, the Australian tactician revealed he had not yet received any indication from the club about his future, casting a shadow over the celebrations.

Now, Levy’s annual end-of-season message—while celebratory in tone—has done little to clear up the uncertainty. Though the chairman praises the achievement and thanks Postecoglou along with the players and staff for their efforts, he makes no mention of Postecoglou’s long-term role or a commitment to keeping him at the helm.
“Dear all, we did it.

What an unforgettable night it was in Bilbao as we ended our long wait for glory,” Levy’s message began. “This is a huge moment for the whole club, an historic achievement that sees us lift our first European trophy since 1984.”
Levy continued by reflecting on the journey the club has taken since their last domestic trophy in 2008, pointing to the club’s transformation into a European heavyweight, the opening of the state-of-the-art Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and the many near misses in major competitions. Yet he acknowledged that silverware remained the missing piece.

“We’ve come so close on a number of occasions and never quite got over the line – I have never wavered from the belief that success is just around the corner,” Levy said. “I’d like to thank Ange and the players for making this incredible achievement possible and thanks to all of our amazing staff – there is so much hard work that goes on behind the scenes and this moment is for everyone to enjoy.”
He also paid tribute to the supporters, acknowledging the emotional toll of recent years and the unwavering faith shown by the fanbase. “I know it’s been hard at times and I have shared in that pain and frustration along the way. But when we all come together, we know we can achieve something special,” he wrote.
However, while Levy lauded the unity and belief that drove the club to its long-awaited success, many supporters quickly noticed the conspicuous absence of a firm endorsement of Postecoglou’s leadership moving forward. For a manager who delivered such a defining moment, many had expected a stronger signal of intent from the boardroom—one that would secure the popular head coach’s place at the heart of the club’s future.
Levy closed his message with a call to embrace the moment and build upon it: “This is one trophy – our clear ambition as a club has always been long-term, sustained success, competing for top honours every year. We have now tasted success and we are determined to use this as a springboard for more. Let’s enjoy this moment as a club together, finish the season strong with a win today and go again next year. Most of all, be proud. Come on you Spurs!”

While the chairman’s words celebrate a truly special moment in Tottenham’s modern history, the silence on Postecoglou’s long-term status leaves a pressing question unanswered. After finally tasting European glory, Spurs fans are eager to see whether the man who led them there will be given the full backing to continue shaping the next chapter of the club’s future.