Roy Hodgson is being tipped to receive the Manager of the Year award after leading Fulham to the Europa League final and Premier League safety.
Fulham, currently 12th in the table, beat Hamburg on Wednesday to set up a 12 May final against Atletico Madrid.
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson described Hodgson's work as "miraculous", adding: "He should be manager of the year, no doubt at all."
Spurs boss Harry Redknapp said: "What Roy has done is amazing, unbelievable."
He added: "You look at the teams Fulham have beaten in Europe it's not exactly been easy.
"They've had a real tough run - teams like Shakhtar Donetsk, Juventus, Hamburg… just amazing results. He deserves all the credit in the world."
The Manager of the Year award is presented by the League Managers Association and is voted for by the association's 256 members, made up of all 92 league clubs' bosses, retired coaches, and those still involved in the game below managerial level.
The votes for the award were cast in early April, with the result announced at an awards ceremony on 10 May.
