Woking FC has announced the appointment of Jermain Defoe as their new manager. Defoe, a former Tottenham Hotspur striker, has been appointed to lead the National League side. He brings his experience as a former Tottenham Hotspur striker and TV pundit to the role. Defoe has been appointed to lead Woking FC, who are currently mid-table in the National League. The club has big expectations of Defoe and believes he is the right person to build on the strong foundations already in place. Defoe will take charge of the team and work with the players to achieve their goals. The appointment comes on the same day that Tottenham announced the departure of Igor Tudor by mutual consent. Defoe will take place in an introductory press conference to discuss his plans for the team. Woking FC chairman Todd Johnson said they have big expectations of Defoe and that he impressed them in his interviews. Defoe's achievements as a player speak for themselves, but what stood out to us during the process was how he sees the game, how he drives standards, and his approach to leadership and player development. We have a clear plan for where we want to go as a club, and we believe Jermain is the right person to build on the strong foundations already in place and help take us forward in the next phase of that journey.