Ranking the top three favourites to become the next Tottenham manager

Antonio Conte has decided to part away with the North London club at the end of the season.

To strengthen stability at Hotspur Way, it is clear that Tottenham wants to sign Conte to a new, long-term contract. The former Chelsea manager has previously acknowledged that he found it difficult to adjust to life at N17 because the team was lower on the food chain than the clubs where he had previously won titles.

Conte said in January that he would depart Spurs if he was "not persuaded" about the concept any longer. The future of the Tottenham coach's post in north London is really in question because he hasn't signed an extension.

And in this article, we name the top five candidates who can replace Conte at Spurs:

3. Mauricio Pochettino 

Mauricio Pochettino has spoken about the prospect of working in England and is currently linked with a potential return to Tottenham.

Pochettino was successful at Tottenham because he constructed a team with lots of potential but little experience. Nevertheless, the unwavering affection makes sense because many of the people he used to serve returned it. Amazingly, it has almost been three and a half years since he left Tottenham, but in his thoughts, that time has flown by due to the ongoing connection. There are a lot of people who support them and long for Pochettino's return.

2. Roberto De Zerbi

If Conte decides not to extend his contract, Roberto De Zerbi is another possible contender for Tottenham. It's believed that Spurs supporters would like to give him a shot at the club because of his success at Brighton Hove & Albion.It would be challenging, though, as Zerbi is trying to qualify for European competition with the Seagulls. If he doesn't, then the Spurs can look for an Italian manager.

1. Thomas Tuchel

Thomas Tuchel acknowledged that he once had a special fondness for Tottenham after playing with his pals claiming to be the team. The German is apparently a candidate to take over as manager of the Spurs.

Despite his prior loyalties, former Chelsea manager Tuchel would indeed be interested in taking over. Less than six months after taking management, the German guided the Blues to their second Champions League title in club history. Many fans were startled when he left the club early this season, just months after the Boehly-Clearlake period in West London began.