Thomas Frank’s Position at Tottenham Under Threat as Premier League Struggles Continue
Tottenham’s coach Thomas Frank is facing increasing pressure due to the team’s poor performance in the Premier League. The club is currently in the lower half of the league table, having won only two of their last 14 matches. If they do not improve soon, they risk getting involved in a relegation battle.
Frustration has grown among supporters, especially after a disappointing draw against Burnley, a team fighting against relegation. The manager was met with boos during his post-match acknowledgment of the fans, indicating that trust in him is fading.
Time is running short for Thomas Frank to turn things around. The upcoming matches against both Manchester teams, Newcastle, and Arsenal will be a tough test for him, making it hard to see where Tottenham’s next win will come from.
Tottenham Considering Marco Silva as Potential Manager for Next Season
Tottenham is already looking into possible replacements for Thomas Frank as he struggles to improve the team’s performance. After last season’s Europa League success, Frank has not managed to maintain momentum, making it challenging for the club’s leadership to continue supporting him.
According to reports, Spurs are interested in Fulham’s coach Marco Silva as a potential replacement if they decide to part ways with Frank. Silva will be a free agent this summer and has not indicated plans to stay with Fulham beyond this season.
Reports suggest that Silva is eager to advance his career and aims to join a larger club before next season. He wants to finish the current season with Fulham before making any decisions. Spurs may prefer to wait until summer to make any managerial changes, while Frank hopes to stabilize the team in the meantime. There is also the option of appointing an interim manager to finish the season.
Could Marco Silva Be a Better Choice Than Thomas Frank?
Marco Silva has received praise for his impressive work at Fulham this season, with the team just four points from the Champions League spots and performing well in the league. Under his leadership, Fulham has adopted an exciting, attacking style of play.
Like Frank, Silva has made the most of a smaller squad, allowing his players to excel and play quickly. The lower pressure at Fulham may have benefited Silva, but his style of play may align better with Tottenham’s approach. It remains uncertain if he would move to north London after helping Fulham finish their season strong.