Tottenham starts a new chapter, Danish coach Frank shoulders the heavy responsibility of reconstruction

Recommended Network June 13th, Premier League giants Tottenham Hotspur officially announced that Danish coach Thomas Frank officially became the team's new head coach. The 51-year-old coach signed a long-term contract with Tottenham to 2028 to replace Angie Postkoglu, who was fired for poor league record. Although Postkoglu led Tottenham to win the UEFA Cup in his first season in coaching, breaking the team's 17-year championship drought, his performance of ranking only 17th in the Premier League made him dismissed.

Tottenham executives had launched a plan to change coaches long before Postkoglu left office, and Frank stood out with his outstanding performance at Brentford. With limited resources, he helped Brentford to the Premier League and relegated stably for several consecutive seasons, showing strong tactical execution and resource integration capabilities. Frank is good at setting ball offense and defense, sideline ball tactics and the implementation of the three-center-back system, and Tottenham's existing player configuration is highly consistent with his tactical philosophy.

This time Frank will join Spurs with a number of long-term cooperative assistants, including assistant coach Justin Cochrane, performance analyst Joe Newton, performance expert Chris Haslam and former Manchester United assistant coach Andreas Georsson. Tottenham sports director John Lange played a key role in this signing. He and Frank worked with Danish team B93, and this relationship has enhanced the confidence of both sides in cooperation.

Although Frank has not won a major trophy or led a team to the Champions League, he has long won a high reputation in the industry. Manchester City coach Guardiola and Liverpool legendary coach Klopp have both highly praised his tactical thinking and coaching ability. For Tottenham, Frank's arrival is not only a adjustment of tactical direction, but also a reshaping of the strategic level. The club looks forward to using his youth training construction, tactical innovation and team management experience to help the team rise again in the Premier League and European arena.