The shortest-serving Premier League manager is about to be born, as Tottenham suffers four consecutive losses under Tudor.

Although Tottenham fought for Premier League survival last season, they won the Europa League. This season, their relegation pressure is greater, and after changing managers, their performance has worsened, potentially creating the shortest-tenured Premier League manager.

According to the latest report from British media "talkSPORT," after former Juventus manager Tudor replaced Flick as Tottenham's coach, the team has suffered four consecutive losses across all competitions. Tottenham is considering dismissing Tudor before this weekend.

After Tudor took charge of Tottenham, he faced the North London Derby. Fans hoped a new manager would bring change, but Tottenham lost 1-4 to Arsenal at home. They then lost two London derbies: 1-2 away to Chelsea and 1-3 at home to Crystal Palace. The Premier League is tough; in the Champions League, during the first leg of the 1/8 finals, Tudor inexplicably changed the starting goalkeeper. Substitute goalkeeper Kinski made consecutive costly errors, was substituted before halftime, and Tottenham suffered a 2-5 defeat away to Atletico Madrid, almost certainly ending their advancement hopes.

After 29 Premier League matches, Tottenham has 7 wins, 8 draws, and 14 losses, accumulating 29 points and ranking 16th—only one point above the relegation zone. Their survival situation is precarious. Tudor took over Tottenham on February 14th; by the early morning Champions League loss to Atletico Madrid, he had been in charge for only 24 days. If he is dismissed this week, he will breakAllardyce's record (30 days)and become the most "short-lived" manager in the Premier League.