Spurs set to appoint new goalkeeper coach
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Tottenham are set to appoint former Liverpool goalkeeper coach Fabian Otte onto Thomas Frank's backroom team.
Otte left the Red last week and has immediately been snapped up by Spurs before the 2025-26 season.
New head coach Frank, who has replaced Ange Postecoglou, is piecing together his staff following his arrival from Brentford.
Justin Cochrane, Chris Haslam and Joe Newton have all joined from Brentford while Andreas Georgson has arrived from Manchester United.
Otte will be the latest addition, with the German coach, 34, also having worked for the USA national team, Borussia Monchengladbach and Burnley.
Frank's players have started arriving at the club's Enfield HQ for pre-season ahead of their tour of South Korea later this month.
Meanwhile, Spurs are in talks over a move for West Ham attacker Mohamed Kudus after seeing an initial £50million offer rejected by the Hammers.
Kudus is determined to join Tottenham from the London Stadium this month.