Ange Postecoglou is gearing up for a huge moment in his managerial journey – his 100th match in charge of Tottenham. But it’s not just any game.

It’s the Europa League final against Manchester United, and it could end up being one of his last with the club.

Even with silverware in reach, there’s a cloud of uncertainty hanging over his future at Spurs.

But if you think that’s going to shake him, think again.

No Time for Regrets as the Spotlight Shines

Speaking ahead of the showdown in Bilbao, Postecoglou made it clear that he’s not dwelling on the “what ifs.”

If this final turns out to be his second-to-last game as Tottenham boss, he says he’ll walk away without regret.

“I’ve been here before,” he admitted calmly, referencing how he left previous roles at Australia, Celtic, and Brisbane Roar on a high after major successes. “It’s not unfamiliar territory to me.”

He’s won World Cup qualifications, trebles, and domestic titles – and moved on right after.

That experience, he says, has taught him how to stay focused and give his team everything in the moment.

A Message for the Doubters: “I’m Not a Clown”

In the face of recent criticism and headlines suggesting he’d either be seen as a “hero or a clown” depending on the outcome of the final, Ange didn’t hold back.

“I’ll tell you one thing – no matter what happens tomorrow – I’m not a clown.

I never will be,” he responded sharply.

It was clear he had no interest in indulging the drama.

His only focus? Delivering something meaningful for the club and its fans.

Spurs’ Future Looks Shaky – With or Without Ange

Despite their strong Europa League campaign, Spurs have had a tough season in the Premier League.

They currently sit 17th with just one match left – at home against Brighton on Sunday – in a campaign that’s been riddled with injuries and inconsistency.

Behind the scenes, Tottenham’s board appears to be preparing for a potential change, already sounding out replacements.

And yet, for Ange, that doesn’t change how he feels about the journey.

“This Isn’t Finished Yet”

Postecoglou made it crystal clear – he believes there’s still unfinished business at Spurs.

“I don’t think my job here is done,” he said.

“I really feel like we’re building something – and winning a trophy might just be the boost we need to speed that up.”

He acknowledged the challenges the team has faced this season but emphasized that there’s been real progress too.

And if he had it his way, he’d stick around to see where this project could go next.

“Whether that happens or not doesn’t really matter right now,” he added.

“But I know this job is far from finished.

There’s room to grow – and this club can still get to where it deserves to be.”

What’s Next?

For now, all attention turns to Wednesday night in Bilbao.

Win or lose, it’ll be a night to remember for Postecoglou – his 100th match with Tottenham, possibly his last, and a shot at bringing home the club’s first major trophy in 17 years.

The big question: will it be a glorious send-off, or the start of something more? One thing’s certain – Ange is giving it everything he’s got.