Jurgen Klinsmann has told friends he would not be interested in a
return to Tottenham because the club is too small.
Fans will be even more disappointed to hear that the German is
dreaming of one day replacing Jose Mourinho at Chelsea.
White Hart Lane chairman Daniel Levy is looking at possible
candidates to replace his beleaguered manager Martin Jol. The
Dutchman has been given six games to save his job after a
disappointing start, and Ladbrokes make Klinsmann 7-2 favourite to
take over.
But a close friend of the one-time Spurs striker said: Jurgen has
told me he is not interested in becoming Tottenham manager.
He thinks the club is too small for him and he will only return to
England for a Champions League club. He met with Peter Kenyon in
Los Angeles earlier this year and is still very, very interested in
Chelsea. He thinks he has a good chance of getting the job if and
when Mourinho leaves.