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

Tottenham ready to return for manager they wanted as Conte replacement, will cost them £10m

Originally posted on the Boy Hotspur | Last updated Apr 17, 2025 5:00 PM ET

Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou is under a lot of pressure because of his team’s poor performances this season, and he could be shown the door at the end of the season.

According to a report from GiveMeSport, Tottenham are looking at multiple options to replace the Australian manager, and they have identified Thomas Frank as a target.

The Brentford manager has done quite well in the Premier League with Limited resources, and he is on the radar to replace Postecoglou in the summer. The report claims that Tottenham have been tracking him for years, and they wanted him to replace Antonio Conte as well.

Tottenham will have to pay £10 million in order to get the deal done and it remains to be seen whether they can appoint Frank as their new manager in the coming weeks. There is no doubt that he has proven himself in the Premier League, and he could be excited to take on a new challenge.

The report adds that Frank is likely to be tempted to join Tottenham, and he would be open to a new job. It remains to be seen whether Tottenham are prepared to pay the £10 million for him.

There is no doubt that he is a proven candidate in the Premier League, and he could help them bounce back strongly next season.

Postecoglou to make way for Thomas Frank?

Postecoglou has been backed significantly in the transfer market, but he has failed to deliver results on the pitch. His overly aggressive system has been criticised, and Tottenham need a manager with a more balanced approach.

A club of their stature should be fighting for trophies regularly and competing in the Champions League. They are currently 15th in the league table and in the quarter-finals of the Europa League. It will be interesting to see if they can win the European competition and give Postecoglou a chance to hold onto his job.

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

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