Tottenham is considering sacking Thomas Frank after a poor run of form, with Mauricio Pochettino reportedly interested in a sensational return to the club.
The Tottenham Hotspur hierarchy is holding emergency boardroom discussions to decide the fate of manager Thomas Frank following a “disastrous” 2-1 home defeat to West Ham that left the club languishing in 14th place.
Despite heavy backing in the January transfer window, Frank’s position has become precarious after securing just seven wins in 22 Premier League outings, leading to vocal chants of “You’re getting sacked in the morning” from the disgruntled home crowd.
Chief Executive Vinai Venkatesham is set to spearhead the decision-making process, while sources indicate that former boss Mauricio Pochettino—currently managing the USA national team—is “open to a return” to North London after the summer World Cup.
Frank acknowledged the immense pressure following Saturday’s derby loss, stating, “Of course, I’ve probably had better times… I understand, I’m the man in charge. So the blame will go to me.
That’s fair, no problem in that sense.”
While Frank insists that “when we start winning again… it will change,” the board is reportedly weighing the appointment of an interim manager to salvage a season that has seen Spurs drift dangerously far from European contention.