Jurgen Klinsmann has reportedly told friends he will not manage Tottenham because they are "too small". The German has been linked with a return to White Hart Lane as manager but is said to be uninterested in a club not playing in the Champions League - with Chelsea his destination of choice.
Tottenham boss Martin Jol has apparently been given six games to save his job after a 3-1 north London derby defeat pushed him closer to the exit door.
Sevilla coach Juande Ramos apparently remains Spurs chairman Daniel Levy's first choice, but Klinsmann has also been heavily backed.
However, a 'close friend' of the German apparently told the Daily Express: "Jurgen has told me he is not interested in becoming Tottenham manager.
"He thinks the club is too small for him and he will only return to England for a Champions League club.
"He met with Peter Kenyon in Los Angeles earlier this year and is still very, very interested in Chelsea. He thinks he has a good chance of getting the job if and when Mourinho leaves."
By...http://www.football365.com
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