Tottenham and Brentford reach a consensus, Frank will switch jobs to coach Tottenham

According to the latest news from the media, Tottenham Hotspur and Brentford (Binford) have reached a consensus that head coach Frank will change jobs and become the new head coach of Tottenham Hotspur.

Brentford coach Thomas Frank has long been a popular successor to Tottenham's head coach since his ex-Ange Postkoglu was fired by Tottenham. The latest news from the media pointed out that Tottenham proposed formal negotiations to Brentford earlier this week, and the two sides have reached a consensus that Frank will switch to Tottenham to become the new head coach.

The contract between Frank and Brentford was originally due to the expiration of the contract in 2027, but it was accompanied by a buyout clause of 10 million pounds. So if Tottenham is willing to pay the funds, Brentford cannot stop Frank from leaving. It is understood that the clubs of both sides must first resolve Frank's contract issues at this stage, and then discuss the stay or departure of his coaching team, and see which coaching team members will change jobs together.

51-year-old Frank has been working as a head coach since 2008. He has led the Danish youth team from 2008 to 2013. He became the head coach of the Danish team Bonby in 2013 and became the head coach of Brentford in 2018. Under his leadership, Brentford finally returned to England's top league after 74 years, and such a good result also affirmed his leadership ability.