Thomas Frank Named Tottenham Head Coach After Brentford Exit

Thomas Frank has officially left Brentford after nine years to become Tottenham Hotspur's new head coach following the dismissal of Ange Postecoglou. Frank initially joined Brentford as an assistant in 2016 before being promoted to head coach in 2018, leading the club to its first-ever Premier League promotion and establishing them in the top flight. Brentford director Phil Giles praised Frank for transforming the club's culture and highlighted achievements such as the Championship play-off victory. Frank expressed gratitude to the Brentford community, staff, and owner Matthew Benham, emphasizing the unity and ambition that fueled their success. Frank departs after guiding Brentford to a 10th-place Premier League finish in his final season, with both parties acknowledging the strong relationships and achievements of his tenure. Brentford now faces a transition period as the club seeks a new direction.