Explore the journey of former Tottenham player Wanyama, who scored a memorable goal at White Hart Lane, as he transitions into coaching.

Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Victor Wanyama has revealed plans to move into management following his retirement from professional football earlier this year. The 35-year-old confirmed in an interview on the official club website that he is close to completing his UEFA A License, which will qualify him to coach senior professional teams.
Wanyama, who finished his playing career with Scottish club Dunfermline, stated that his decision to pursue coaching is driven by a desire to stay in football and mentor younger players. He previously achieved prominence in North London, notably scoring against Manchester United during the final match at White Hart Lane.
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