Brentford manager Thomas Frank distances himself from the Tottenham Hotspur job
Speaking in a pre-match press conference as quoted by Daily Mail, Brentford manager Thomas Frank has distanced himself from the Tottenham Hotspur job insisting he is happy with the Bees.
The search for a new manager at Tottenham Hotspur has been in full swing since Antonio Conte left the club on mutual consent. One name that has been linked with the role is Brentford’s current manager, Thomas Frank.
However, in a recent interview, Frank has made it clear that he is not interested in moving to Tottenham. He stated that he is happy at Brentford and is not looking to make a move anytime soon.
Frank’s comments will come as a disappointment to Spurs fans who were hoping that the Dane would bring his exciting brand of football to the North London club. However, they can take heart from the fact that there are several other options.
Frank has been a revelation since taking charge of Brentford. He led the Bees to promotion to the Premier League for the first time in their history and has been praised for his attacking style of play. His commitment to the club has also been a key factor in their success.
The fact that Frank is happy at Brentford is also a testament to the club’s ambition. The Bees have shown that they are not content with simply surviving in the top flight and are looking to establish themselves as a Premier League force. They could even make an unlikely push for a European spot.
Of course, Frank’s comments do not rule out the possibility of him leaving Brentford in the future. As he himself acknowledged, even legendary managers like Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger eventually moved on from their respective clubs.
Speaking about the situation, here is what the Danish manager had to say about his future amidst Spurs links.
“There have been a lot of rumours about me over the last year. I have said before that I am very, very pleased working for Brentford. Happy here”
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Let’s see if Tottenham manage to convince Frank to come to N17. If not, we can always look at other options.
