Tottenham Sacks Postecoglou, Eyes Frank, Silva for Manager Role

Tottenham Hotspur has sacked manager Ange Postecoglou after a disappointing Premier League season where the club finished 17th, despite winning the Europa League. Chairman Daniel Levy has begun searching for a replacement, with Brentford's Thomas Frank emerging as the leading candidate due to his successful tenure, including stabilizing Brentford as a Premier League club and finishing 10th this season. Other contenders include Bournemouth's Andoni Iraola, Fulham's Marco Silva, and Crystal Palace's Oliver Glasner, all of whom have demonstrated strong managerial credentials. Frank's good relationship with Spurs technical director Johan Lange could influence the appointment, although Spurs must consider compensation fees to release managers currently under contract. Levy faces pressure to make a successful appointment following the club's recent managerial instability and poor league performance, aiming to improve Spurs' top-half league standing. The position is considered highly coveted given Spurs' Champions League qualification and talented squad.