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Tottenham coach Lewis set to leave for Ipswich
Former Tottenham Hotspur manager Igor Tudor (right) with ex-assistant manager Andreas Georgson (left) and transition coach Stuart Lewis

TOTTENHAM first-team coach Stuart Lewis is set to leave to take up a role at newly promoted Premier League club Ipswich, PA has reported.

Former Wycombe and Gillingham midfielder Lewis has spent the last decade coaching at Spurs and won three trophies in charge of the Under-18s across a four-year spell before he earned a promotion last summer.

Lewis, 38, spent the 2025-26 campaign in a newly created first-team academy transition coach role and helped Jun’ai Byfield and Luca Williams-Barnett make their professional debuts during a difficult season for Tottenham, but will now join Ipswich as part of Gary O’Neil’s coaching set-up.

It ends a lengthy association with the north London club for Lewis, who featured in the FA Youth Cup for Spurs as a player before he returned as a coach in 2015 and contributed towards the development of highly rated teenager Mikey Moore, who excelled on loan at Rangers last season.

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