Tottenham hierarchy ready to back new manager in the summer; club looking to bounce back with a bang

Thomas Frank has a massive task of turning the fortunes around at Tottenham next season

The Europa League success last month should act a turning point for Tottenham heading into next season. The Lilywhites have always fallen short of the mark in recent years, but they now have the chance of kickstarting a new era at N17 following the historic achievement. However, it has not even been two weeks since the season ended, but Spurs are already playing catch-up with other teams in the transfer market.

The North London club endured a tough Premier League campaign under Ange Postecoglou, finishing just a place above the relegation zone. But Spurs have the chance to start again from scratch and write a new chapter next season. For that, Daniel Levy must find a way to address the problems on the pitch in the summer.

The Lilywhites struggled to get going under Big Ange due to the lack of squad depth at N17 and the injury crisis that the club endured. This cannot happen again next season under Thomas Frank as Tottenham look to build on the Europa League success. The newly-appointed Spurs manager would want to get started with positive results in his bag, so Levy must ensure that the club invests heavily in the summer to bring in the intended targets.

A big summer lies ahead for Tottenham under Thomas Frank

Recent history suggests that Daniel Levy has always failed to back a manager in the transfer market, resulting in disappointing results and catastrophic performances on the pitch. However, the club chairman now has the chance to change that perspective following the Europa League success. Levy, by all means, must make sure that Thomas Frank is backed in the summer as the club looks to bounce back.

As per the BBC, Tottenham hierarchy are ready to back Thomas Frank as they look to kickstart a new era at N17 next season. As of now, the North London club’s hierarchy have done a good job since appointing the Danish tactician. Earlier this week, the Lilywhites managed to bring in Frank’s desired coaching staff as well from Brentford. This was received well by the fans as Daniel Levy showed some ambition to get the club back on track in the Premier League.

Now that the managerial situation is sorted, Spurs should act fast in the transfer market as well. Daniel Levy cannot get complacent and he should look to bring in players that might suit Thomas frank’s system next season. But it is not only about signing players, the Lilywhites should also make sure that the club cash-in on underperforming players in the coming weeks.

The poor Premier League campaign this season might force the club to adopt the ‘sell-to-buy’ policy. The club should actively look to sell some players so that they can afford new signing. This might be a blessing in disguise as the club will be forced to offload some of its deadwood due to financial constraints.

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Fans will hope that Daniel Levy does not let another manager down and backs Thomas Frank in the summer. If the club chairman fails to do that, then the newly-appointed Spurs manager will have a tough job to turn around the fortunes even before getting started at N17.