There’s no point having a brilliant playing squad unless you have a team of fantastic coaches behind the scenes making everything tick. Here is an introduction to the key members of the Tottenham Hotspur coaching staff.
There was a change to the coaching staff after Tottenham sacked Thomas Frank in February 2026 and secured the appointment of Igor Tudor on an interim basis. The Croatian brought in three new faces, so let’s take a closer look at the coaching staff at the club.
Tottenham Hotspur manager: Igor Tudor
Igor Tudor was appointed as the interim Tottenham Hotspur manager on 14 February 2026 to replace Thomas Frank on an interim basis.
The Croatian has had high-profile spells at clubs such as Juventus, Lazio, and Marseille in recent years, and has vast experience in Europe’s top leagues as well as the Champions League.
He is a no-nonsense manager who likes to play aggressive, attacking football and who demands only the best from his players.
Igor Tudor will be in charge until the end of the season only.
First Team Assistant Coach: Ivan Javorcic
Ivan Javorcic was one of three changes to the coaching staff made by Tudor upon his arrival. He joins Spurs as the assistant coach to Tudor, having worked with the manager previously at Juventus and Lazio.
Before that, Javorcic was a manager himself. He held the top job at clubs such as Venezia, Südtirol, Pro Patria, and Mantova in the lower leagues in Italy.
Physical Coach: Riccardo Ragnacci
Another man joining Tudor in February was Italian fitness coach, Riccardo Ragnacci. He has worked with Tudor before, at Hellas Verona, Lazio, and Juventus.
He has previously worked at Empoli and Lecce. This is the first time Ragnacci has taken on a role outside of Italy.
Goalkeeping Coach: Tomislav Rogic
Tomislav Rogic is the coach Tudor has known the longest. The pair collaborated at Hajduk Split way back in 2013 and joined him again there ten years later for a second spell.
In the period between that, Rogic worked in Russia with Zenit St. Petersberg, in Ukraine with Shakhtar Donetsk, took on a role with the India men’s national team and spent a long spell in China with Shanghai Port.
After leaving Split again, Rogic followed Tudor to Lazio and Juventus as his goalkeeping coach.
First Team Set-Piece Coach: Andreas Georgson
Manchester United hired Georgson as a set-piece coach in the summer of 2024 after the Swede quit his post as Lillestrom boss for a move to Old Trafford. Following the arrival of Ruben Amorim and his reliance on his own team, Georgson departed the Europa League finalists in May 2025.
Known for his strength at set-pieces, Georgson worked with Frank at Brentford in the 2019-20 season and has also had spells with Arsenal, Southampton and in Sweden with Malmo.
Georgson is one of the few members of the Tottenham Hotspur coaching team who stuck around after Thomas Frank left the club.
Individual Development Coach: Cameron Campbell
Cameron Campbell joined Spurs in the summer of 2025 as Individual Development Coach. It was quite the addition, too, with Campbell making his name over a 17-month period at RB Leipzig in Germany.
He was Head of Player Development there, and was responsible for designing and delivering the High-Potential Player Programme for the Bundesliga outfit, which helps young players develop from the youth squad through to the first-team.
Before that, Campbell spent three years with Scottish giants Rangers.