Whoever replaces Nuno Espirito Santo at Tottenham must be given free rein as manager, while the new man’s top priority should be getting Harry Kane firing again, says Jamie Redknapp. Nuno was sacked by Tottenham on Monday, less than five months after taking charge of the north London club, and Antonio Conte has been offered an 18-month deal to replace the Portuguese, according to Sky in Italy . Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Paul Gilmour reports from Tottenham’s training ground, where Nuno Espirito Santo has been relieved of his duties at the club’s manager. The former Juventus, Chelsea and Inter Milan boss was reportedly in line to succeed Jose Mourinho before talks broke down last summer, with Nuno instead taking on the role. Nuno, 47, signed a two-year contract in June following a protracted search to find Mourinho’s successor, but his tenure has lasted just beyond four months and a total of only 17 games. The departure of Nuno, who left ...