Thomas Frank Named Spurs Manager After Postecoglou Sacked

Thomas Frank has been appointed as Tottenham Hotspur's new manager after Ange Postecoglou was sacked despite winning the Europa League, following Spurs' worst Premier League season since 1976-77, finishing 17th with 22 defeats. Frank, renowned for his tactical and man-management skills from Brentford, faces pressure to target Champions League qualification and success in the UEFA Super Cup against PSG. His first signing is French forward Mathys Tel, whose permanent move from Bayern Munich is nearing completion after a loan spell. Financial constraints mean Tottenham may need to sell players to fund further additions, with the club also pursuing Brentford duo Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa, though Mbeumo reportedly prefers Manchester United. Frank is praised for building positive team culture, but success depends on full squad buy-in to his project. The new manager's reputation and youthful signings offer hope for a turnaround at Spurs.