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Tottenham Hotspur may be forced back into the managerial market sooner than expected, with Thomas Frank under mounting scrutiny and a high-profile contender already looming as a potential successor.
Frank under severe pressure as Spurs slump
Spurs’ season has spiralled following three consecutive defeats to Arsenal (4–1), PSG (5–3) and Fulham (2–1).
The team have recorded only one win in their last seven matches across all competitions and sit 12th in the Premier League, with just a single home victory all season.
Their ten league defeats at home in 2025 equal the club’s worst-ever total for a calendar year.
Upcoming fixtures against Newcastle, Liverpool and Crystal Palace threaten to deepen the crisis.
Reports also suggest players are frustrated by Frank’s constant tactical changes, many of which are made shortly before kick-off or abandoned mid-game.
Saturday’s collapse against Fulham highlighted Spurs’ defensive issues, with 11 goals conceded across their last three outings.
Fan relations have deteriorated as well, with goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario booed repeatedly after his costly mistake for Fulham’s second goal.
Frank criticised the boos as “unacceptable”, adding to tension between supporters and the squad.
Although he attempted to smooth things over in his pre-Newcastle press conference, insisting the club must rebuild a “fortress” at home, Spurs are already drawing up contingency plans should they dismiss him.
A win against Newcastle is seen as essential for his survival.
Glasner emerges as an enticing option
Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner is viewed as a serious candidate to replace Frank.
Former Palace chairman and pundit Simon Jordan has previously encouraged Tottenham to consider the Austrian, whose stock has risen sharply.
Glasner delivered Palace’s first major trophy by beating Manchester City in the FA Cup final and oversaw an impressive 19-match unbeaten run despite limited resources and persistent transfer uncertainty.
TEAMtalk reports that Spurs admire his work and may accelerate their interest if Frank’s slump continues.
With Glasner’s contract expiring in June, Tottenham could be an “irresistible” opportunity, making him a strong and potentially available successor should the club opt for change.
