Tottenham Hotspur's official announcement two days ago appointing Roberto De Zerbi as new head coach on a five-year contract has driven trader consensus to 100% implied probability, following Igor Tudor's mutual departure after just seven games amid a desperate Premier League relegation fight. The Italian, fresh from stints at Brighton and Marseille, replaces a string of short-term managers this season, with Spurs one point above the drop zone and seven matches remaining. De Zerbi's attacking style aligns with fan expectations, though some supporters' groups protest his past comments. Realistic challenges include work permit delays or an unprecedented board reversal, but confirmation solidifies his position ahead of his debut versus Sunderland.