Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou has attracted plenty of interest from various clubs during his time in Glasgow.
The impressive work the Australian has carried out at the Scottish champions over the past two years has led to various snippets of speculation surrounding his future.
Most recently, Tottenham have identified the 57-year-old as their No.1 target to replace Antonio Conte.
Reports earlier today even claimed that the move is a done deal and that Postecoglou could be unveiled as the new manager of Spurs by Monday.
Firstly though, Celtic have the Scottish Cup final against Inverness to contend with, as they aim to win their eighth domestic treble.
However, it would appear that the Premier League club are not the only party keen to make a move for Postecoglou this summer.
Olympique de Marseille are on the lookout for a new gaffer after it was confirmed that Igor Tudor would leave the club just halfway into his two-year deal.
And Get French Football News claims that Postecoglou is one of their targets to potentially fill the role.
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Along with Marcelino, the Aussie has been added to the club's shortlist as they lean heavily on CAA Sports agency to find their next manager.
The club’s President, Pablo Longoria, is represented by CAA’s Frank Trimboli, as is Postecoglou.
Addressing his future earlier today though, Postecoglou played down any speculation linking him with Spurs.
He said: "Somebody else was favourite last week. It doesn't register.
"I get all the interest and why people love to speculate on these things. We have worked really, really hard to get ourselves into this position.
"For me, to let my mind wonder to anything else other than getting our team prepared for a big day on Saturday is just not who I am.
"You make it sound like it is the first time it has happened to me. We've done this dance a few times this year. The players are well aware of where my thoughts lie."
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