Ange Postecoglou has been appointed Tottenham’s head coach on a four-year deal.
Postecoglou will join Spurs on July 1 after two years at Celtic in which he won back-to-back Scottish Premiership titles and a domestic treble this season.
Tottenham confirmed the appointment of Ange Postecoglou, with the Celtic boss becoming the first Australian to manage a Premier League club
Postecoglou emerged as the preferred candidate last week with Spurs having considered Brighton boss Roberto De Zerbi and Fulham head coach Marco Silva.
Postecoglou succeeds Antonio Conte, who was sacked in March, as permanent Spurs boss.
Cristian Stellini and then subsequently Ryan Mason stepped into the acting head coach role for the rest of the season.
Celtic tried to convince Postecoglou to stay in Glasgow, but the former Australia manager was swayed by Spurs’ proposal.

Postecoglou previously managed the Australia men’s team and before joining Celtic, he managed Yokohama F. Marinos, the Japanese side part-owned by the City Football Group.
Tottenham, meanwhile, have been seeking a candidate to instigate cultural change and re-energize the style of play.