Ryan Mason insists he is ready to manage Tottenham on a permanent basis after Julian Nagelsmann was reportedly ruled out of contention to take charge of the troubled Premier League club. Nagelsmann had been widely touted as the front runner for the Tottenham job since his sacking by Bayern Munich in March.

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When Antonio Conte left Tottenham by mutual consent soon after Nagelsmann's dramatic exit from the Bundesliga champions, it was anticipated the German would be in the running for the vacancy in north London. But the 35-year-old will not be interviewing for the Tottenham post and he is not on the club's list of candidates, according to reports on Friday.

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That leaves interim boss Mason as a potential candidate and, speaking before the Nagelsmann news broke, he listed Newcastle boss Eddie Howe as an inspiration after he took the Bournemouth job at the same age of 31.

"I've always said I'm ready," Mason said ahead of Tottenham's trip to Aston Villa on Saturday. "I'm ready for this moment. I feel like I can help the club. That's my general feeling and I'll stay true to that. That's been my feeling ever since the club trusted me to take on this responsibility.

"Obviously, you mentioned Eddie Howe and he is an incredible manager. He's an inspiration. I think one, probably not spoken about a great deal as well, is Gary O'Neil. The job that he's done at Bournemouth has gone under the radar a little bit but a young English manager and his first job."

Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi, former Spain coach Luis Enrique and Feyenoord boss Arne Slot are believed to be on Tottenham's shortlist.

Last weekend's 1-0 victory over Crystal Palace earned Mason a first win during his second stint as Tottenham interim boss.

During his first spell in 2021, he won four of his six Premier League games.

"I'm in a position where I need to do a job to the best of our abilities with my coaching team," Mason said. "We're professionals so every decision we make is in the best interests of the team and the football club."

Ryan Mason insists he is ready to manage Tottenham on a permanent basis after Julian Nagelsmann was reportedly ruled out of contention to take charge of the troubled Premier League club.

Ryan Mason insists he is ready to manage Tottenham on a permanent basis after Julian Nagelsmann was reportedly ruled out of contention to take charge of the troubled Premier League club. Nagelsmann had been widely touted as the front runner for the Tottenham job since his sacking by Bayern Munich in March. Tottenham sources insist there’s no plan to advance in negotiations with Julian Nagelsmann, as things stand. ⚪️⛔️ #THFC The German coach was only prepared to consider Spurs project in case of new sporting director, supporting his ideas and daily job. pic.twitter.com/UUPt8GDdtX — Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) May 12, 2023 × When Antonio Conte left Tottenham by mutual consent soon after Nagelsmann's dramatic exit from the Bundesliga champions, it was anticipated the German would be in the running for the vacancy in north London. But the 35-year-old will not be interviewing for the Tottenham post and he is not on the club's list of candidates, according to reports on Friday. ALSO READ: Champions League final to stay in Istanbul despite political unrest - UEFA That leaves interim boss Mason as a potential candidate and, speaking before the Nagelsmann news broke, he listed Newcastle boss Eddie Howe as an inspiration after he took the Bournemouth job at the same age of 31. "I've always said I'm ready," Mason said ahead of Tottenham's trip to Aston Villa on Saturday. "I'm ready for this moment. I feel like I can help the club. That's my general feeling and I'll stay true to that. That's been my feeling ever since the club trusted me to take on this responsibility. "Obviously, you mentioned Eddie Howe and he is an incredible manager. He's an inspiration. I think one, probably not spoken about a great deal as well, is Gary O'Neil. The job that he's done at Bournemouth has gone under the radar a little bit but a young English manager and his first job." Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi, former Spain coach Luis Enrique and Feyenoord boss Arne Slot are believed to be on Tottenham's shortlist. Last weekend's 1-0 victory over Crystal Palace earned Mason a first win during his second stint as Tottenham interim boss. During his first spell in 2021, he won four of his six Premier League games. "I'm in a position where I need to do a job to the best of our abilities with my coaching team," Mason said. "We're professionals so every decision we make is in the best interests of the team and the football club."

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Tottenham's veteran goalkeeper Hugo Lloris has been ruled out of the season after being forced off at half-time in Tottenham's defeat at Newcastle United last month with a muscle problem.

Tottenham's interim manager Ryan Mason confirmed that the French national won't feature in Tottenham's upcoming games after missing their last two games. Acting Head Coach Ryan told SPURSPLAY on Friday: "Both sustained big injuries, Hugo's one got confirmed so he's out for the rest of the season unfortunately and then Ryan as well - we've got a couple of others who hopefully aren't too far away from being back and helping the group but that's just a day-to-day one and we'll assess them each day."

Ryan depicted his dissapointment as during the crucial stage he not only lost his first-choice goalkeeper but he also ended up losing their first-choice left-back Ryan Sessegnon.

"Hugo is out for the season, we had the results back and it's obviously disappointing. We kind of feared that initially, we did some more tests and he won't play again for us this season. Ryan had a significant injury, he's been out for a long time, and Ryan won't feature for the rest of the season."

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Mason's worries could have further been increased as Oliver Skipp also suffered a head injury but he deemed it as not so serious and he will be in contention to play against Crystal Palace.

"He's in contention. I think he's a very lucky boy, he needed close to 10 stitches, a couple of big gashes on his head, but ultimately it was nothing too serious. It could have been - it was very close to being a serious injury - but thankfully for us it wasn't," Mason added.

Tottenham will face Crystal Palace on Saturday in the Premier League at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

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Tottenham's veteran goalkeeper Hugo Lloris has been ruled out of the season after being forced off at half-time in Tottenham's defeat at Newcastle United last month with a muscle problem.

Tottenham's veteran goalkeeper Hugo Lloris has been ruled out of the season after being forced off at half-time in Tottenham's defeat at Newcastle United last month with a muscle problem. Tottenham's interim manager Ryan Mason confirmed that the French national won't feature in Tottenham's upcoming games after missing their last two games. Acting Head Coach Ryan told SPURSPLAY on Friday: "Both sustained big injuries, Hugo's one got confirmed so he's out for the rest of the season unfortunately and then Ryan as well - we've got a couple of others who hopefully aren't too far away from being back and helping the group but that's just a day-to-day one and we'll assess them each day." Ryan depicted his dissapointment as during the crucial stage he not only lost his first-choice goalkeeper but he also ended up losing their first-choice left-back Ryan Sessegnon. "Hugo is out for the season, we had the results back and it's obviously disappointing. We kind of feared that initially, we did some more tests and he won't play again for us this season. Ryan had a significant injury, he's been out for a long time, and Ryan won't feature for the rest of the season." ALSO READ | Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad is likely to host India vs Pakistan 2023 World Cup clash - Reports Mason's worries could have further been increased as Oliver Skipp also suffered a head injury but he deemed it as not so serious and he will be in contention to play against Crystal Palace. "He's in contention. I think he's a very lucky boy, he needed close to 10 stitches, a couple of big gashes on his head, but ultimately it was nothing too serious. It could have been - it was very close to being a serious injury - but thankfully for us it wasn't," Mason added. Tottenham will face Crystal Palace on Saturday in the Premier League at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Tottenham Hotspur have called off talks with Antonio Conte to become their new manager to replace the sacked Jose Mourinho, British media reported.

Conte last month terminated his contract at Inter Milan one year early, and just days after leading them to their first Italian Serie A title in 11 years, emerging as a candidate to take charge of Tottenham, who dismissed Mourinho in April.

The BBC, Sky Sports, and The Guardian reported negotiations between Conte and Tottenham ground to a halt over the Italian manager's demands to reshape the squad and whether he would commit to developing young players for the future.

Paris St Germain manager Mauricio Pochettino, who was sacked by Tottenham in November 2019, has also been linked by the media with a switch back to the London club.

Julian Nagelsmann was also on Tottenham's radar before Bayern Munich signed the RB Leipzig coach to take over from Hansi Flick from next season.

Tottenham finished seventh in the Premier League under interim manager Ryan Mason.

Tottenham Hotspur have called off talks with Antonio Conte to become their new manager to replace the sacked Jose Mourinho, British media reported. Conte last month terminated his contract at Inter Milan one year early, and just days after leading them to their first Italian Serie A title in 11 years, emerging as a candidate to take charge of Tottenham, who dismissed Mourinho in April.

Tottenham Hotspur have called off talks with Antonio Conte to become their new manager to replace the sacked Jose Mourinho, British media reported. Conte last month terminated his contract at Inter Milan one year early, and just days after leading them to their first Italian Serie A title in 11 years, emerging as a candidate to take charge of Tottenham, who dismissed Mourinho in April. The BBC, Sky Sports, and The Guardian reported negotiations between Conte and Tottenham ground to a halt over the Italian manager's demands to reshape the squad and whether he would commit to developing young players for the future. Paris St Germain manager Mauricio Pochettino, who was sacked by Tottenham in November 2019, has also been linked by the media with a switch back to the London club. Julian Nagelsmann was also on Tottenham's radar before Bayern Munich signed the RB Leipzig coach to take over from Hansi Flick from next season. Tottenham finished seventh in the Premier League under interim manager Ryan Mason.

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Tottenham Hotspur interim manager Ryan Mason is reluctant to single out players for praise but said the performance of midfielder Dele Alli in Sunday`s 2-0 Premier League win over Wolverhampton Wanderers deserved special mention. 
 
Alli, often overlooked by former manager Jose Mourinho but who has started the last three games under Mason, showcased his attacking skills and tricks as well as getting stuck in with defensive duties to help Spurs climb to sixth in the Premier League. 
 
The 25-year-old will likely have made a good impression on England coach Gareth Southgate, who was among those watching at the stadium as he looks to put his squad together for the European Championship. 
 
"I can`t speak in terms of what Gareth is thinking," Mason said of Alli. 
 
"But for me, Dele was excellent. I don`t really like singling out players but it`s hard not to. 
 
"He ran, he pressed, he created opportunities. I`m sure he`s disappointed he didn`t get a goal himself but it was an excellent No. 10 performance so I`m really pleased." 
 
Sixth place should be enough to qualify for the Europa League next season, though Spurs are level on 59 points with West Ham United with two games left.

Tottenham Hotspur interim manager Ryan Mason is reluctant to single out players for praise but said the performance of midfielder Dele Alli in Sunday`s 2-0 Premier League win over Wolverhampton Wanderers deserved special mention.

Tottenham Hotspur interim manager Ryan Mason is reluctant to single out players for praise but said the performance of midfielder Dele Alli in Sunday`s 2-0 Premier League win over Wolverhampton Wanderers deserved special mention. Alli, often overlooked by former manager Jose Mourinho but who has started the last three games under Mason, showcased his attacking skills and tricks as well as getting stuck in with defensive duties to help Spurs climb to sixth in the Premier League. The 25-year-old will likely have made a good impression on England coach Gareth Southgate, who was among those watching at the stadium as he looks to put his squad together for the European Championship. "I can`t speak in terms of what Gareth is thinking," Mason said of Alli. "But for me, Dele was excellent. I don`t really like singling out players but it`s hard not to. "He ran, he pressed, he created opportunities. I`m sure he`s disappointed he didn`t get a goal himself but it was an excellent No. 10 performance so I`m really pleased." Sixth place should be enough to qualify for the Europa League next season, though Spurs are level on 59 points with West Ham United with two games left.

Spurs boss Mason praises 'excellent' Alli after Wolves win

Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane hailed interim manager Ryan Mason for settling the team and securing his first win following Jose Mourinho's departure and hoped that the club can celebrate with the League Cup on Sunday.

Spurs sacked Mourinho on Monday after 17 months in charge of the London club and six days before they face Manchester City in the League Cup final. They appointed former midfielder Mason as caretaker boss until the end of the campaign.

After his first game in charge ended in a 2-1 Premier League victory over Southampton on Wednesday, Mason described a feeling of "massive relief" and Kane backed his former teammate to take the next step.

"Ryan's been great. It's been strange for him, a bit of a roller-coaster coming in at late notice and taking on the job," Kane told Sky Sports.

"He's done incredibly well; how he's handled the whole situation, how he's handled the boys, and obviously getting his first win against Southampton was a massive moment.

"It's given everyone a buzz going into the cup final. I and Ryan are good mates, we've known each other a long time, on and off the field we are really close.

"I'm buzzing for him to have this opportunity and to have the experience to manage one of the best clubs in the world. Hopefully, we can try and win on Sunday and experience a truly special moment together."

Harry Kane said he enjoyed a great relationship with Mourinho and wished the Portuguese well.

"I was surprised (by Mourinho's sacking). I probably found out 5-10 minutes before it was announced," Harry Kane said.

"But he knows as we know football can be cut-throat and we just have to look forward. We have a big final to prepare for now and we're looking forward to that."

Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane hailed interim manager Ryan Mason for settling the team and securing his first win following Jose Mourinho's departure and hoped that the club can celebrate with the League Cup on Sunday.

Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane hailed interim manager Ryan Mason for settling the team and securing his first win following Jose Mourinho's departure and hoped that the club can celebrate with the League Cup on Sunday. Spurs sacked Mourinho on Monday after 17 months in charge of the London club and six days before they face Manchester City in the League Cup final. They appointed former midfielder Mason as caretaker boss until the end of the campaign. After his first game in charge ended in a 2-1 Premier League victory over Southampton on Wednesday, Mason described a feeling of "massive relief" and Kane backed his former teammate to take the next step. "Ryan's been great. It's been strange for him, a bit of a roller-coaster coming in at late notice and taking on the job," Kane told Sky Sports. "He's done incredibly well; how he's handled the whole situation, how he's handled the boys, and obviously getting his first win against Southampton was a massive moment. "It's given everyone a buzz going into the cup final. I and Ryan are good mates, we've known each other a long time, on and off the field we are really close. "I'm buzzing for him to have this opportunity and to have the experience to manage one of the best clubs in the world. Hopefully, we can try and win on Sunday and experience a truly special moment together." Harry Kane said he enjoyed a great relationship with Mourinho and wished the Portuguese well. "I was surprised (by Mourinho's sacking). I probably found out 5-10 minutes before it was announced," Harry Kane said. "But he knows as we know football can be cut-throat and we just have to look forward. We have a big final to prepare for now and we're looking forward to that."

Harry Kane anticipates to enjoy special cup success with Spurs caretaker Ryan Mason

Interim manager Ryan&nbsp;Mason&nbsp;hopes Tottenham Hotspur's talismanic striker Harry&nbsp;Kane&nbsp;will have recovered in time from an ankle injury to face Manchester City in Sunday's&nbsp;League&nbsp;Cup&nbsp;final.

Harry Kane&nbsp;missed Spurs' come-from-behind 2-1 victory over Southampton on Wednesday after picking up an injury in last week's 2-2 draw with Everton -- Jose Mourinho's last game before his dismissal.

Mason, at 29 the youngest ever Premier&nbsp;League&nbsp;manager, has been put in charge until the end of the season and stands one win away from being the unlikeliest of men to end Tottenham's trophy drought.

Juande Ramos was the last Spurs manager to deliver silverware in the 2008&nbsp;League&nbsp;Cup.

Mason's chances of emulating the Spaniard would improve considerably if Harry Kane&nbsp;is&nbsp;fit&nbsp;to lead the line. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

"With Harry, it is just about taking it each day as it comes," said&nbsp;Mason&nbsp;after the victory over Southampton.

"We know he is doing absolutely everything he can to be back out on the football pitch.

"On Wednesday he wasn't but hopefully by the end of the week we will know a bit more about that."

Spurs' victory kept them in the race for a Champions&nbsp;League&nbsp;place next season -- they are two points off fourth-placed Chelsea though their London rivals have a game in hand on&nbsp;Mason's side.

He is delighted, though, to go into Sunday's match against the holders and runaway&nbsp;league&nbsp;leaders with a morale-boosting win after a traumatic week.

Mourinho's sacking on Monday and&nbsp;Mason's appointment at his boyhood club, for whom he made 70 appearances, came amidst a torrent of fan fury at the club signing up to the European Super&nbsp;League.

By Tuesday Spurs had backed out of the proposed breakaway&nbsp;league.

When&nbsp;Mason&nbsp;leads Spurs out at Wembley it will be another remarkable chapter for him after having to retire aged just 26 due to a fractured skull, an injury which almost killed him, while playing for Hull.

"When you go into a big game like Sunday it is always ideal to go into it with a win," he said.

"I thought the manner in which we won the game says a lot about the group, the belief, the commitment, the energy. It was outstanding in the second half and I am very proud of the group for the effort they showed."

Interim manager Ryan Mason hopes Tottenham Hotspur's talismanic striker Harry Kane will have recovered in time from an ankle injury to face Manchester City in Sunday's League Cup final.

Interim manager Ryan Mason hopes Tottenham Hotspur's talismanic striker Harry Kane will have recovered in time from an ankle injury to face Manchester City in Sunday's League Cup final. Harry Kane missed Spurs' come-from-behind 2-1 victory over Southampton on Wednesday after picking up an injury in last week's 2-2 draw with Everton -- Jose Mourinho's last game before his dismissal. Mason, at 29 the youngest ever Premier League manager, has been put in charge until the end of the season and stands one win away from being the unlikeliest of men to end Tottenham's trophy drought. Juande Ramos was the last Spurs manager to deliver silverware in the 2008 League Cup. Mason's chances of emulating the Spaniard would improve considerably if Harry Kane is fit to lead the line. "With Harry, it is just about taking it each day as it comes," said Mason after the victory over Southampton. "We know he is doing absolutely everything he can to be back out on the football pitch. "On Wednesday he wasn't but hopefully by the end of the week we will know a bit more about that." Spurs' victory kept them in the race for a Champions League place next season -- they are two points off fourth-placed Chelsea though their London rivals have a game in hand on Mason's side. He is delighted, though, to go into Sunday's match against the holders and runaway league leaders with a morale-boosting win after a traumatic week. Mourinho's sacking on Monday and Mason's appointment at his boyhood club, for whom he made 70 appearances, came amidst a torrent of fan fury at the club signing up to the European Super League. By Tuesday Spurs had backed out of the proposed breakaway league. When Mason leads Spurs out at Wembley it will be another remarkable chapter for him after having to retire aged just 26 due to a fractured skull, an injury which almost killed him, while playing for Hull. "When you go into a big game like Sunday it is always ideal to go into it with a win," he said. "I thought the manner in which we won the game says a lot about the group, the belief, the commitment, the energy. It was outstanding in the second half and I am very proud of the group for the effort they showed."

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Ryan Mason has been named the interim coach for Premier League club Tottenham Hotspurs after they sacked Jose Mourinho less than a week before the Carabao Cup final.

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Former Tottenham player Mason retired from playing in 2018 after suffering a fractured skull, has been working with the club's academy.&nbsp;

At the age of 29 years and 313 days, Mason became the youngest manager in the Premier League history and has the opportunity to win the very first trophy for his team at an early stage.

"It's no secret I love this club. To spend 20 years of my 29 years involved, it's in my heart, my blood," he said.

"I've always felt a massive connection with the fans. I've always felt loved.

"I'll give my all to this group of players to win matches. I feel immense pride."

He will face his first match as the manager as Spurs host Southampton in the Premier League on Wednesday and meet Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley on Sunday.

Chairman Daniel Levy said: "We have great belief in this squad of talented players. We have a cup final and six Premier League games ahead of us and we shall now focus all our energies on achieving a strong finish to the season."

Mason said: "We are taking it day by day. We are not sure about the weekend yet."

Ryan Mason has been named the interim coach for Premier League club Tottenham Hotspurs after they sacked Jose Mourinho less than a week before the Carabao Cup final.

Ryan Mason has been named the interim coach for Premier League club Tottenham Hotspurs after they sacked Jose Mourinho less than a week before the Carabao Cup final. IN PICS: How fans took on multi-billionaires to take down European Super League Former Tottenham player Mason retired from playing in 2018 after suffering a fractured skull, has been working with the club's academy. At the age of 29 years and 313 days, Mason became the youngest manager in the Premier League history and has the opportunity to win the very first trophy for his team at an early stage. "It's no secret I love this club. To spend 20 years of my 29 years involved, it's in my heart, my blood," he said. "I've always felt a massive connection with the fans. I've always felt loved. "I'll give my all to this group of players to win matches. I feel immense pride." He will face his first match as the manager as Spurs host Southampton in the Premier League on Wednesday and meet Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley on Sunday. Chairman Daniel Levy said: "We have great belief in this squad of talented players. We have a cup final and six Premier League games ahead of us and we shall now focus all our energies on achieving a strong finish to the season." Mason said: "We are taking it day by day. We are not sure about the weekend yet."

Tottenham's Ryan Mason set to kick off his career as youngest manager in Premier League

Hull City player Ryan Mason sustained a skull fracture during Sunday&#39;s Premier League match at Chelsea and underwent surgery at a London hospital, his club said.

Midfielder Mason suffered the head injury in a collision during Hull&#39;s 2-0 defeat and was rushed to hospital after being treated for 10 minutes on the field.

The 25-year-old collided with Chelsea&#39;s Gary Cahill in Hull&#39;s box after 14 minutes with both clubs&#39; medical teams called to the scene after referee Neil Swarbrick stopped play.

&quot;The club can confirm that Ryan Mason sustained a skull fracture in our fixture at Chelsea this afternoon,&quot; Hull City said in a statement.

&quot;He was taken to St Mary&#39;s Hospital where he has undergone surgery.&quot;

&quot;Ryan is in a stable condition and is expected to remain in hospital for the next few days.&quot;

&quot;Everyone at the club would like to express their sincere thanks for the excellent and swift care given to Ryan by both the Accident and Emergency department and Neurosurgery Unit at St Mary&#39;s Hospital.&quot;

The club said they would issue a further update about Mason&#39;s condition on Monday.

(AFP)

He collided with Chelsea's Gary Cahill in Hull's box

Hull City player Ryan Mason sustained a skull fracture during Sunday's Premier League match at Chelsea and underwent surgery at a London hospital, his club said. Midfielder Mason suffered the head injury in a collision during Hull's 2-0 defeat and was rushed to hospital after being treated for 10 minutes on the field. The 25-year-old collided with Chelsea's Gary Cahill in Hull's box after 14 minutes with both clubs' medical teams called to the scene after referee Neil Swarbrick stopped play. "The club can confirm that Ryan Mason sustained a skull fracture in our fixture at Chelsea this afternoon," Hull City said in a statement. "He was taken to St Mary's Hospital where he has undergone surgery." "Ryan is in a stable condition and is expected to remain in hospital for the next few days." "Everyone at the club would like to express their sincere thanks for the excellent and swift care given to Ryan by both the Accident and Emergency department and Neurosurgery Unit at St Mary's Hospital." The club said they would issue a further update about Mason's condition on Monday. (AFP)

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