Tottenham Hotspur manager Thomas Frank has spoken about the club’s transfer market plan tomorrow before the club’s first Premier League match in the new season.
The Spurs took over the newly promoted Burnley at home at 3 p.m. Saturday, with Frank responsible for his first league game since taking over Angel Postecoglou as manager.
The Danish tactician has done an impressive job at the former club of the Brentford club and it is now interesting to see what he can do at Tottenham.
The Spurs have signed on to the likes of Mohammed Kudus, Kevin Danso and Mathys Tel, but Frank seems to be expecting more names to come.
Frank said at his press conference that he could see the club chief working hard all day long to bring new players in.
Thomas Frank at Tottenham transfer event
When asked about some insights about what’s behind Tottenham Hotspur, Frank’s compliments for Daniel Levy and Vinai Venkatesham were clear.
“What I’m seeing inside is Daniel and Vinai working day and night to do their best to strengthen the team,” Frank said.
“I don’t think there is a head coach who doesn’t want to want players early, but I’ve also been in the game long enough – it’s not easy.”
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That’s because THFC continues to be linked to the new signing, including potentially exciting moves for Crystal Palace organizer Eberechi Eze.
Attracted by the side Being told that the next few days at Eze may be crucial for the Spurs legend (Saga).
Manchester City’s Savigno is also linked, and the North London Giants certainly need more new offensive players as son Heung-Min exits and the serious injuries suffered by James Maddison.
