Tottenham hired Thomas Frank on Thursday after the Danish manager ended his almost ten years of stay in the Premier League team Brentford.
51 -year -old Frank, Tottenham’ı in the first cup in 17 years, despite the expelled Anger Postecoglou’nun expelled last week, the Europa League final will change against Manchester United.
Tottenham said Frank’s contract lasted until 2028.
The club said in a statement, “Thomas’da the most progressive and innovative head coaches in the game,” he said. “There is a proven record in the development of players and staff, and we look forward to managing the team while preparing for the coming season.”
A strong reputation Frank joined Brentford in December 2016 and has been a manager since 2018. He gained fame as a tactical flexible and cunning coach, which develops players, especially with a lower profile or did not perform in other clubs.
Tottenham will have a higher quality squad under Brentford in the Premier League last season and will manage for the first time in the Champions League. One of his first matches will be against Paris Saint-Germain, the champions league winner in the UEFA Super Cup.
In this sense, a slight gambling from Spurs. Indeed, Frank never won a trophy in his management career.
However, after Antonio Conte and Jose Mourinho has been in the rudder since 2019, even the elite -level managers found Tottenham difficult to succeed, and Frank had at least a large number of Premier League experiences.
Since 2021, Brentford has played on the best flight and has been constantly over its weight, and Tottenham Frank’s former team pointed out the ability to özenleme significantly better performance for a long time ”.
Frank’s ‘Emotional Intelligence’ Brentford Football Director Phil Giles said Frank’s wisdom, coaching ability and emotional intelligence helps to transform the club ”.
Giles said, “He made a special connection with our fans, helped to develop and develop players, and the culture that saw Brentford was strengthened by power was effective in practice,” he said.
“We will never forget Thomas, but now it is time to thank him and throw the next steps with a new leader we believe to be equally successful and effective.”
Tottenham said he would bring a few of Frank’s back -room staff from Brentford.
