Sources: Tottenham could appoint interim manager after Frank sack latest
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Sources: Tottenham Could Appoint Interim Manager After Thomas Frank Sack – Latest
Tottenham Hotspur faces mounting crisis as reports indicate manager Thomas Frank is on the brink of dismissal following a dismal 1-2 defeat to Aston Villa, effectively ending their Champions League hopes and exiting domestic cups.
Club insider Paul O’Keefe reveals that Fabio Paratici, recently appointed sporting director, is set to depart Tottenham at the end of the transfer window for personal reasons—primarily to return to Italy and be closer to his wife. Paratici’s exit to potentially join Fiorentina as head of football has alarmed fans, leaving technical director Johan Lange in charge amid on-pitch turmoil.[1]
Despite some suggestions Frank might survive until season’s end, leadership doubts persist. Paratici reportedly pushed for Igor Tudor, current Juventus manager and his former Serie A associate, as interim head coach should Frank be sacked. Tudor lacks Premier League experience, a point of contention for supporters.[1]
The Aston Villa loss amplified pressure: fans and pundits claim Frank “sacked himself” with poor tactics, as Spurs looked disjointed despite attacking promise. Commentary highlights inadequate resources but questions Frank’s fit, urging a successor with strong backing.[2]
Unrest grows among the Tottenham fanbase, confirming hierarchy discussions on Frank’s future. The Dane faces intense scrutiny as the club navigates instability on and off the pitch, with Paratici’s departure exacerbating concerns over direction.[1]
This development underscores deeper issues at Spurs, blending managerial uncertainty with key staff exodus. An interim appointment like Tudor could signal bold, continental shift, though Premier League adaptation remains a gamble.
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