That robust process is what has allowed Brentford to cope when losing key players. When Neal Maupay left, Ollie Watkins stepped up. When Watkins departed, Ivan Toney became the main man. In an interview conducted in January, Giles explained how dealing with such situations would give them confidence if Frank ever left.

Thomas Frank is the new manager of Tottenham Hotspur and the Dane will now work alongside a familiar face in Johan Lange to tailor his squad for an exciting 2025–26 campaign. The Dane will be tasked with filling a considerable emotional void in N17 off the back of Ange Postecoglou’s departure after the Australian guided Spurs to Europa League glory in Bilbao.

Thomas Frank could lead a summer shopping spree at his former club, if transfer rumours are true. Tottenham Hotspur can now begin full preparations for the 2025/26 campaign with the ongoing managerial debacle now finalised.

Brentford are in advanced talks with Keith Andrews to replace Thomas Frank as manager. Frank was appointed as Tottenham Hotspur manager earlier this month, leaving the Bees to search for a new coach and Andrews,

Tottenham are in the race for Manchester United target Bryan Mbeumo after holding talks with Brentford, following on from Thomas Frank's appointment.

Thomas Frank proved that when Brentford lost one important individual, such as Ivan Toney, the collective was still strong. Who they bring in to replace Frank is going to be really interesting. Then,

TOTTENHAM are on the verge of agreeing a deal with Brentford for Thomas Frank. High-level sources involved in the negotiations have told SunSport that the switch is now “very close” to being

Tottenham Hotspur defender Micky van de Ven has described the club’s decision to sack head coach Ange Postecoglou as “strange”. Postecoglou was dismissed last week, 16 days after winning the Europa League — the club’s first trophy in 17 years — with a 1-0 win over Manchester United in Bilbao and on the second anniversary of his appointment.