ESPN's Gab Marcotti believes Tottenham should be targeting Andoni Iraola to replace Igor Tudor. (1:17) Tottenham Hotspur have parted company with head coach Igor Tudor by mutual consent after just 44 days in the role, the club confirmed on Sunday. Tudor was only appointed last month and won just one of his seven matches as Spurs slipped closer to the relegation zone. The 47-year-old replaced Thomas Frank on a short-term basis and was initially mooted as a possible permanent candidate but his sole victory came against Atletico Madrid -- which wasn't enough to avoid exiting the Champions League round-of-16, 7-5 on aggregate. They are currently 17th place in the Premier League, one point above the bottom three. Tudor's final game in charge was last weekend's 3-0 home defeat to Nottingham Forest, shortly after which he was informed of the death of his father Mario. Sources have told ESPN that Tudor was given time to process that bereavement before the both parties decided the best move was for Tudor to move on.…