Frank has been confirmed as a new Tottenham manager in a three-year transaction

Thomas Frank was named as a new Tottenham manager for an agreement that lasted until 2028.

Spurs, Despite the last date on Thursday, FRANK’ın ended the last date, despite the last Cup, the last Cup will succeed in the end of the fact that it has increased assumptions that will succeed.

Frank, as one of the best ball-flight head coaches in 2021, after seven years in Brentford, joining after a wonderful reputation in Brentford.

51-year-old Dane will be responsible for Spurs after holding the second record of the second worst league in the history of the club.

In 17th place, they lost 22 of the matches and finished only one place above the injion area. Seven places and Brentford finished the league campaign with 18 points.

We are pleased to inform Tomas Frank to the appointment of Thomas Frank as a new head coach under the contract, which lasted until 2028.

Welcome, Thomas! 🤍

– Tottenham Hotspur (@spursoffial) 12 June 2025

However, in four years, Frank, which is now the fourth Permanent Manager of Tottenham, the next term of return to the Spurs’s return to the Champions League will receive award for the Europa League.

“We define Thomas, one of the most progressive and innovative head coaches within the game,” he said.

“He has a trading record in the development of the player and staff, and we also expect we headed the team because we are preparing for the season for the season.”

Meanwhile, Brentford excited Frank for the “incredible impact on the history of the club.”

Director of the football Phil Giles, said: “Dean replaced Smith, he realized that we were trying to build and change the wisdom, coaching and emotional intelligence club.

“But this is not what you see on the field. It was a special relationship with our supporters, helped to develop and develop players and helped to develop the culture that Brentford was strengthened by force.

“We will never forget Thomas, but now do the next steps with a new leader who believes to take the next steps and take the next steps in our journey with a new leader.”