Spurs Shockwave: Huge Fabio Paratici Twist Unfolds!
Tottenham Bombshell: Major Fabio Paratici Update Rocks Spurs!
Fabio Paratici has been secretly assisting Tottenham behind the scenes, even without an official role at the club. The Italian stepped down as Director of Football after being unable to overturn his 30-month ban from the sport.
However, he could soon make a comeback to football, with developments seemingly unfolding behind the scenes.
Tottenham reportedly explored the idea of bringing Fabio Paratici back to North London, according to Give Me Sport on March 21. However, the former Spurs director is now attracting interest from Serie A giants AC Milan, who are keen on bringing him back to Italy.
Having previously worked at Juventus, Paratici possesses a deep understanding of Italian football, making him an appealing option for AC Milan.
Premier League Table (2024/25) – 10th to 15th Place
10. Bournemouth – 44 pts
11. Brentford – 41 pts
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14. Tottenham – 34 pts
15. Everton – 34 pts
Fabio Paratici spent 11 years at Juventus, where he played a key role in the club’s success. However, his time there ended in controversy after he was found guilty of false accounting by an Italian court.
Although Paratici has consistently denied any wrongdoing, an appeal was initially filed to overturn the decision but was later withdrawn.
Tottenham Must Secure a Johan Lange Upgrade
If Fabio Paratici joins AC Milan, it could spell trouble for Tottenham, especially concerning Dejan Kulusevski and Rodrigo Bentancur—two key players he expertly signed during his time at the club.
Given his deep understanding of Italian football and his successful track record at Juventus, Paratici could use his connections to lure these talents to Milan, leaving Spurs vulnerable. To stay ahead, Tottenham must prioritize hiring an upgrade on Johan Lange to ensure stability and smart recruitment moving forward.
Tottenham Must Upgrade on Johan Lange to Avoid Transfer Setback
Fabio Paratici’s potential move to AC Milan could have serious consequences for Tottenham, particularly regarding Dejan Kulusevski and Rodrigo Bentancur—two standout signings from his tenure. The Swedish winger and Uruguayan midfielder could become prime targets for Milan in the summer transfer window, given Paratici’s familiarity with their qualities.
This situation highlights a deeper issue at Spurs—the need for a stronger, more decisive figure to replace Johan Lange as technical director. Lange’s track record has been underwhelming, lacking the vision and efficiency Paratici brought to recruitment. Tottenham’s inconsistent transfer strategy and squad depth concerns further expose his shortcomings, making an upgrade in this role crucial.
If Spurs lose Paratici’s influence entirely to Milan while persisting with Lange, they risk not only losing key players but also falling behind in the ever-competitive Premier League. Strengthening the club’s recruitment structure must be a priority to ensure long-term success.