Ange Postecoglou, a fervent Liverpool supporter at heart, found himself at the center of speculation when Jurgen Klopp announced his departure from Liverpool due to burnout.

The dream of managing at Anfield, his childhood club, seemed very close for Postecoglou. However, timing played a crucial role, deterring the possibility of an immediate return.

Despite the allure of Liverpool, Postecoglou is currently deeply involved with Tottenham Hotspur, where he has been making significant strides in the past seven months.

A week of feverish speculation was concluded with Tottenham conceding points to Everton in a 2-2 draw, showcasing the recurring issue of finishing games – a challenge that Postecoglou openly acknowledges.

Tottenham has faced difficulties in securing wins, drawing or losing 10 league games this season, despite taking an early lead in six of them.

Postecoglou’s commitment to Tottenham is evident in the four-year deal he signed, a significant vote of confidence from the club.

Tottenham’s chairman, Daniel Levy, has backed the manager by making strategic transfers, including the acquisitions of Radu Dragusin, Timo Werner, and Lucas Bergvall, demonstrating a willingness to invest in the team.

Unlike his previous stints, where Postecoglou displayed a ruthless streak by moving on to new challenges without proper goodbyes, his loyalty to Tottenham is unwavering.

The Australian coach has no reason to turn on a club that has shown immense faith in him.

With key figures like Scott Munn, Mile Jedinak, and Johan Lange contributing to the club’s structure, Postecoglou is gradually molding Tottenham in his image.

While Postecoglou has left jobs unfinished only in extraordinary circumstances, such as his principled resignation at Greek third-division side Panachaiki, and his departure from Melbourne Victory in 2013 to take up the Socceroos coaching role, the allure of Liverpool isn’t compelling enough to sway him from his current project in North London.

The potential of guiding Tottenham to success in the coming years may attract attention from even bigger clubs than Liverpool.

Postecoglou’s loyalty, combined with Tottenham’s backing and promising early signs, suggests that, for now, the focus remains on the ongoing work at Spurs.

Future opportunities may unfold if the trajectory of success continues with the North London club.