Tottenham Hotspur has named Thomas Frank as its new manager, ending the 51-year-old Dane's nearly eight-year tenure at Brentford. The appointment comes days after the surprise dismissal of Ange Postecoglou, who delivered the club's first trophy in 17 years with a UEFA Europa League victory.
Frank signed a four-year contract through 2028, with Spurs highlighting his "progressive and innovative" approach in their official statement. The former Brentford manager faces immediate challenges, including preparing for Tottenham's UEFA Champions League campaign and a Super Cup clash against Paris Saint-Germain.
The Danish manager inherits a squad that underperformed last season, finishing below Brentford in league standings. His ability to elevate teams beyond expectations will be tested as Spurs seek to balance domestic improvement with European ambitions.
