Ryan Mason is reportedly weighing up his options as interest grows from several EFL clubs keen to appoint him as their next manager. The 32-year-old Tottenham Hotspur coach, who has twice taken interim charge of the North London side, is now being seriously considered for his first permanent managerial role. Known for his calm demeanor, tactical awareness, and strong communication skills, Mason has earned respect within Spurs’ setup and across English football.
One unnamed Championship club is believed to have approached Mason directly, but he is said to be taking his time before making any decision, keen to ensure his first step into full-time management is the right one. With several coaching offers potentially on the table—including the possibility of continuing to develop under the new Spurs regime—Mason is not rushing into a commitment.
Tottenham are reportedly open to letting Mason leave if the right opportunity arises, viewing it as a natural progression in his career. However, they also value his presence on the coaching staff and wouldn’t oppose him staying longer. For the interested EFL club, the wait continues—but Mason’s reputation and potential make him a highly attractive candidate for any team seeking a fresh, modern approach in the dugout.
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