Tottenham boss Roberto De Zerbi is not worried about his future at the North London club following a goalless start.
Roberto De Zerbi remains confident about his Tottenham position despite a goalless start to the season that has sparked mounting pressure, according to a report by Football Insider.
Tottenham are still searching for their first Premier League win of the new campaign after failing to win any of their opening four matches. Saturday’s 0-0 draw with Everton at home made matters worse, with Spurs yet to score a single goal in the top flight this term.
The poor results have led to frustration among sections of the Tottenham fanbase and raised questions over De Zerbi’s position behind the scenes. However, the Italian tactician is not concerned about losing his job and remains convinced he can turn the situation around.
De Zerbi under pressure following a poor start
The Tottenham hierarchy is understood to be reluctant to make a managerial change at this stage, particularly after De Zerbi helped steer them away from relegation trouble last season. Nevertheless, another Football Insider report has revealed that pressure is intensifying, with Tottenham demanding immediate improvement in results.
The North London club backed De Zerbi significantly in the summer transfer window, raising expectations that Spurs would finally make progress after several difficult seasons. Their failure to score in the first four league games has therefore intensified concerns over their performances and placed greater responsibility on the manager to find a solution.
He has only overseen 12 matches since taking charge of Tottenham and currently averages 1.33 points per game. The sample size remains small, meaning the Lilywhites are unlikely to make a rushed decision based solely on those numbers.
Tottenham’s next run of fixtures could prove crucial for De Zerbi. The situation could change quickly if results do not improve; the club increasingly recognises that the manager must start earning points on the board to ease pressure on his position.
His confidence remains intact, but the mood around Tottenham is becoming harder to ignore. The North London club’s decision-makers appear willing to give him time for now, yet their patience will be tested if the goalless run and poor results persist.
