Tottenham spent tens of millions to poach Danish coaches. The biggest advantage: spending small money to do big things and spending 65 million on the first order?

The mainstream European leagues have basically ended the 2024-25 season. Official news about changing coaches, renewing contracts, signings, terminations, etc. are coming one or two of the latest news they see every day. Friends who are interested can continue to pay attention. Europa League champion Tottenham Hotspur completed the change of coach and spent 10 million pounds to liquidate the Danish coach Frank from Brentford. Are they optimistic about Frank's most valuable qualities? Spend small money to do big things!

Tottenham Hotspur officially revealed that Frank received a contract that ended in 2028, and he was joined from Brentford by Justin Cochran (first team assistant coach), Chris Haslam (performance director and first-team assistant coach) and Joe Newton (first team game analyst). In addition, Swedish coach Andreas Georgesen, who played for Manchester United last season, also joined his team as the first-team assistant coach.

British media revealed that in order to poach Frank, Tottenham Hotspur paid Brentford a liquidated damages of up to £10 million. So, why did Tottenham so determined to invite the godfather of the Bee Corps to coach in North London? The German transfer market article gave enough reasons.

First, since the 2021-22 season, Frank has led Brentford to 200 Premier League points, ranking fifth in the league, behind Guardiola, Arteta, Klopp and Eddie Howe; secondly, since Frank became the head coach of Brentford, the Bees' recruitment cost was only 112 million euros, ranking 19th among all Premier League teams during the same period, and Tottenham's spending reached 674 million during the same period. Finally, he is good at cultivating and tapping the potential of players. The value of Brentford's new players has increased by 33%, which is the same as Arsenal, only inferior to Crystal Palace, Villa and Ipswich. In his account, there are 10 players whose net worth has increased by more than 10 million pounds, the most of which is Mbemo's 51.5 million euros.

So, after digging Frank, what actions will Tottenham take in signings? Before Frank joined, Tottenham only bought out Austrian international central defender Denso from Lens and introduced the potential central defender Voskovic from Heidukesprit. According to Sky Sports, Tottenham's number one goal is to strengthen the front line and choose one of the two players. First, Bournemouth's Garner international winger Sits for the ball, followed by Frank's favorite player Brentford's top scorer and Cameroon's wing Mbemo, but the latter is also the target of Manchester United. Tottenham's chances of finally getting the former, but Bournemouth's asking price is also as high as 65 million pounds.