The
Netherland manager has hinted that he can take Andre Villas-Boas place but has
also said that he will not do both the jobs together.
Van
Gaal has enjoyed his successful spells at several top clubs including Ajax,
Barcelona and Bayern Munich. Currently he is managing Netherland and his
contract with Dutch FA expires after the World Cup.
The
62-year-old answered Dutch broadcasters NOS regarding Tottenham managerial seat
that he has always said that he wants to manage any Premier League club, so there
is a chance.
But
he also knows that Frank de Boer and Guus Hiddink are the candidates. Everyone
who knows him knows that he will not combine his new job with the present one.
Meanwhile,
former Spurs boss Glenn Hoddle is keen to return at White Hart Lane after 10
years. The 56-year-old last managed Wolves in 2006 and is currently without a
club.
Hoddle
has insisted that Levy has not offered him a job, it all rumours.
He
said that this time it is totally different, at that time players were aging,
they bought on free transfers like Teddy Sheringham and Gus Poyet. Now there is
a way forward.
While
caretaker manager Tim Sherwood is also eyeing permanent manager post.
Tottenham
chairman Daniel Levy still has not decided to whom to give the opportunity.
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