Thomas Frank has a sweetener in mind.
Tottenham Hotspur will have to prepare for yet another “new era” at the club after the Lilywhites unceremoniously dumped Ange Postecoglou onto the unemployment line on Friday night weeks after he had brought them the Europa League title.
Postecoglou won’t remain unemployed for long, and it doesn’t look like Spurs will have a vacant manager’s seat for long either. They have been accelerating their interest in Thomas Frank, who, by all accounts, looks like the clear best option available due to his track record of success at Brentford and, in all honesty, improved tactical ideas in comparison to Postecoglou.
Tottenham Hotspur will have to prepare for yet another “new era” at the club after the Lilywhites unceremoniously dumped Ange Postecoglou onto the unemployment line on Friday night weeks after he had brought them the Europa League title.
Postecoglou won’t remain unemployed for long, and it doesn’t look like Spurs will have a vacant manager’s seat for long either. They have been accelerating their interest in Thomas Frank, who, by all accounts, looks like the clear best option available due to his track record of success at Brentford and, in all honesty, improved tactical ideas in comparison to Postecoglou.
With Frank, there’s a real hope among Tottenham supporters that the Brentford coach will be able to convince his star man Bryan Mbeumo to jump ship with him in North London instead of going to Manchester United. Although Tottenham have showed legitimate interest in the 25-year-old breakout right winger, Mbeumo made it clear that Man United is where he wants to go.
