Tottenham Sack Postecoglou, Seeks Replacement Including Brentford’s Frank

Tottenham Hotspur has parted ways with manager Ange Postecoglou despite his success in winning the Europa League and ending the club's 17-year trophy drought, due to a poor Premier League campaign that saw them finish 17th. The club's chairman Daniel Levy is actively seeking a new manager, with Brentford's Thomas Frank emerging as the top candidate after multiple meetings, praised for his work in stabilizing Brentford in the Premier League. Other candidates under consideration include Francesco Farioli, noted for his tactical acumen and recent performances at Nice and Ajax, as well as Marco Silva of Fulham and Andoni Iraola of Bournemouth, though both Silva and Iraola appear less likely to leave their current clubs. Tottenham's chief football officer Scott Munn is also expected to leave following Postecoglou's departure. The club aims to appoint a manager capable of consistent performance across all competitions and to build on the existing talented squad to improve Premier League results. The search reflects Tottenham's urgent desire to recover from their worst league finish in history while maintaining competitiveness in European football.