Thomas Frank, Manager of Brentford, is interviewed ahead of a Premier League match. (Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty Images)

Report: Tottenham advancing talks to appoint manager with 41.8% win rate last season

Originally posted on the Boy Hotspur | Last updated Jun 7, 2025 2:15 AM ET

Tottenham are looking to appoint Thomas Frank as their manager this summer, and they are advancing talks to get the deal done, as per Tottenham News.

The 51-year-old Denmark manager has done quite well for Brentford, and he has guided them to a 10th-place finish in the Premier League. Tottenham have announced the departure of Ange Postecoglou, and they need to replace him adequately.

Thomas Frank could be the ideal appointment

Frank has proven his quality in the Premier League, and he has shown that he can work with limited resources. He could prove to be the ideal appointment for Tottenham.

The North London outfit have a talented squad at their disposal, and the Danish manager will be expected to get the best out of them. Postecoglou was criticised for his overly aggressive approach, but Frank has a more balanced style of play. It could benefit Tottenham next season. It will be interesting to see how the situation develops.

Tottenham job could be tempting

The 51-year-old manager had a 41.8% win rate in all competitions last season. It is likely to improve when he is coaching a better team with top-quality players. Teams managed by Frank have consistently punched above their weight, and Tottenham will be hoping to fight for trophies under him and qualify for the UEFA Champions League.

The opportunity to manage Tottenham will be quite exciting for the manager as well. It could be the ideal challenge for him at this stage of his career. He will look to prove himself at the highest level and fight for trophies. Tottenham will be able to provide him with that platform.

It remains to be seen whether all parties can finalise an agreement quickly. The manager has a £9 million release clause in his contract, and Brentford will not let him leave for cheap.

This article first appeared on the Boy Hotspur and was syndicated with permission.

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