“Tottenham Set to Smash Transfer Records with Jaw-Dropping Release Clause Heist!”

Ange Postecoglou has given himself a lifeline by guiding Tottenham Hotspur to the Europa League semifinals, as he aims to become the first manager in 17 years to win a trophy for the club.

Such an achievement could boost his chances of staying on for another season.

However, questions remain about whether even silverware will be enough to secure his long-term future, given Spurs’ disappointing Premier League campaign.

According to a new report, while Postecoglou may have earned some breathing room, sources familiar with the situation still expect Tottenham to change managers this summer, regardless of the team’s European progress.

Tottenham target Thomas Frank as possible replacement

Football Insider reports that Tottenham are preparing to search for a new head coach, with Postecoglou’s tenure likely to end after the season.

Bournemouth are said to be working on a new contract for Andoni Iraola, who is Tottenham’s top choice, but if they fail to land him, the club could shift focus to another Premier League manager.

Reliable sources have reportedly named Brentford boss Thomas Frank as the next candidate on Spurs’ radar.

The North London club may consider activating his £9 million release clause to bring him in.

Club officials believe Frank has the qualities needed to handle the pressures of managing at a higher level.

Internal discussions already underway

Tottenham have already held internal discussions about a possible move for Frank, according to GiveMeSport.

The Danish manager is being seriously considered as an alternative if Iraola proves unattainable.

With Frank’s release clause relatively affordable, Spurs would not face resistance from Brentford if they decide to pursue him.

His experience in the Premier League and reputation for building competitive teams make him an attractive option for Tottenham’s hierarchy, who are looking to reshape the club ahead of next season.