Tottenham remain the only Premier League side without a victory in 2026 and their 11-match winless league run is the club's longest since 1975 in what has been a disastrous season.
Tudor is just 21 days into the job but looks to have no solution after a winless start which has left many wondering whether the club will drop to the Championship next season.
Spurs suffered their third defeat in a row on Thursday night against Crystal Palace, leading to rumours that Tudor may be sacked as the board desperately look for solutions.
Speaking on talkSPORT, Rednapp waved away rumours that he would get the job and admitted that Tottenham are in real trouble.
“Of course I would have to, wouldn’t I? But it’s not going to happen. No, I can’t see that happening
“Every week has gone by it’s got worse. West Ham are now playing very well which is great, Forest picked up a big point the other night, the only other side getting sucked in now is Leeds, they’ve got sucked into that battle as well, I thought they were clear because they’ve had a good season, played ever so well.
“But Tottenham are bang in it now, must be truthful. They’re looking like they could even be favourites out the four to go, it’s that desperate. So Tottenham are bang in it. There’s absolutely no doubt about that at the moment.”
The 79-year-old has been out of work since leaving Birmingham City in 2017 but with little options left, there is a small chance that the club turn back to the former Spurs boss for answers.