Tottenham Hotspur to sack manager Thomas Frank after Newcastle defeat

Tottenham Hotspur have decided to sack their head coach, Thomas Frank, with the final decision made almost immediately following the team's loss to Newcastle on Tuesday night The club had been reluctant to make a change, but the season's poor trajectory and pressure from a 'furious fanbase' prompted the move

The call was made by Chief Executive Vinai Venkatesham in partnership with Sporting Director Johan Lange Venkatesham then formally made the recommendation to the club's ownership, the Lewis family, early on Wednesday morning

While the club has not yet issued a formal public statement, the dismissal marks a significant moment for the North London side. The search for a new Tottenham manager is expected to begin immediately as the board seeks to alter the course of what has been described as a 'sorry state' of a season This Thomas Frank Tottenham sacking is a decisive move from the club's hierarchy, who are now tasked with identifying a successor capable of meeting the team's objectives and placating supporter discontent. Further details regarding an interim appointment and the timeline for a permanent replacement have not yet been announced.