Tottenham Appoints Thomas Frank Sixth Manager in Six Years

Tottenham Hotspur has appointed Thomas Frank as their new head coach, signing him on a contract through 2028 and making him the club's fourth permanent manager since 2021. Frank, who led Brentford to promotion in 2021 and established them as a stable Premier League side with several top-half finishes, was secured for a club-record £10 million, making him the third most expensive manager in Premier League history. His arrival follows the dismissal of Ange Postecoglou shortly after Tottenham won the Europa League but suffered a poor 17th-place league finish. Brentford expressed gratitude for Frank's transformative impact on the club's culture, player development, and Premier League success during his seven-year tenure. Tottenham hopes Frank's progressive and innovative coaching style will bring consistency and help lift the club back among the Premier League elite as they prepare for Champions League competition next season. Concerns remain about Brentford's future stability, with speculation that key players may follow Frank in departing the club.