Tottenham Hotspur’s season is coming to an end, and they will be playing in Europe again.

Spurs have advanced considerably from the previous season, but Ange Postecoglou wouldn’t agree with that assessment.

It makes sense that he might feel a little let down considering that at this time last season he was winning a treble while wearing the Celtic uniform.

It is quite remarkable that Tottenham was able to improve in almost every area a year after losing Harry Kane.

It’s undeniable that there has been progress, and Gary Neville recently chastised Paul Merson for believing otherwise.

However, following Spurs’ 3-0 final-day victory over Sheffield United, which secured fifth place and a position in the Europa League, Ian Wright had a clear message for Daniel Levy.

The renowned striker was appearing on Match of the Day for the final time, and he asked the club chairman to support the man in the dugout.

Wright stated that “they have a manager who wants to win” and “they have had too many managers saying the same thing.”

Tottenham’s defeat against Manchester City, as well as the surrounding stories, generated a great deal of drama. It is fair to say that Postecoglou does not want to go through that again.

Daniel Levy & Ange Postecoglou

“I think him saying he has lofty ambitions for the club,” Wright said of Postecoglou. “Until he reaches that point, he will not smile much.

“They have a management who wants to win. You’re hoping Daniel Levy will back him now that he’s seen what’s happened in recent weeks. This manager needs support right now. He’s the winner. That is exactly what he needs right now. “They’ve had too many managers say the same thing.”

Tottenham Hotspur’s summer transfers

You can’t deny that during Postecoglou’s first transfer window, he was supported and the players he wanted were signed.

Levy was even willing for senior players to depart, such as Eric Dier, during the January transfer window. He joined Bayern Munich.

Now it’s time to go again. Supporting the manager and eager to take the next step.

Yes, the fans want that coveted trophy. However, returning to the Champions League would be the natural next step before focusing on titles and far larger objectives. Manchester City has just won four titles in a row.

Tottenham proved on numerous occasions this season that they require protection, particularly at the back.