Telegraph: Bee coach Frank has worked with Tottenham director and is the top pick for Tottenham s new coach

June 8 According to the exclusive report of the British media Telegraph, Brentford coach Thomas Frank is the number one candidate for Tottenham coach and he is also eager to take over.

Telecom reported that Tottenham has paved the way for Postkoglu's successor. The club fired three Postkoglu's staff, but sports director John Lange stayed in office and will lead the selection of the new coach. Lange was not affected by this round of cleaning and his position remained unchanged and was expected to receive assistance from Paratic.

Palatic has always served as an adviser to Tottenham and Chairman Levi. After the global lockdown is lifted this summer, he is expected to return to the club's full-time position.

After Postkoglu was fired, Lange will play a key role in appointing his successor. Lange worked with Brentford coach Thomas Frank during his time at the Denmark Linby club.

Sources revealed that Frank is interested in replacing Postkoglu and ideally hopes to join Tottenham with several members of the Brentford team behind the scenes.

Frank is regarded as the number one candidate to replace Postkoglu, but his termination fee is about £10 million, which may be a barrier, and the club is also interested in Fulham coach Marco Silva and Bournemouth coach Ilaura.

It is reported that Tottenham is carefully evaluating all options. Levi knew the high costs involved in hiring Frank, and Lange happened to have the excellent qualifications to assess his position adaptation.

Langer and Frank worked together at the Denmark's Linby Club, and the two allegedly maintained a good relationship. This may add chips to Frank, but Lange may also notice potential risks. As a coach who has never led the team to compete in a complete European game and has no title, Frank may face challenges if he takes charge of Tottenham.

In addition to recommending the first choice for head coach positions to Levi and Tottenham boards, Lange and Paratic are expected to be jointly responsible for the club's transfer window this summer.

This may include the future decisions about defender Romero and the stay and departure of captain Son Heung-min.