tottenham hotspur ‘Surprising’ move to hire a former England manager to take over is being discussed Thomas Frankaccording to a new report.

Tottenham’s managerial target list after sacking Frank

Spurs have begun their search for Frank’s permanent successor, with seven interesting candidates linked with him following the Dane’s sacking.

Tottenham Hotspur’s first-half horror show against Newcastle on Tuesday came as chief executive Vinai Venkatesham spearheaded a brutal sacking following crisis discussions with executive chairman Peter Charrington.team talk).

The Lewis family approved Frank’s sacking overnight, ending an agonizing eight months that had seen just 13 wins from 38 games in all competitions.

It was reported that the Lilywhites actually had a contingency plan in place earlier this year, so everyone is speculating as to why Frank took so long to leave.

Now shocking revelations have emerged about how Spurs insiders, including players and staff, felt about the Dane during his dismal tenure.

of telegraph Matt Rowe It was claimed that some members of the squad were frustrated with Frank’s methods and tended to try and eliminate the opposition as much as possible rather than actually implement their own clear playing identity.

The law also talks about Frank’s strange obsession with north London rivals Arsenalteam members and staff were tired of his constant mention of the Gunners.

Of course, fans will recall the infamous photo of the former Brentford manager holding the Arsenal trophy, which has since been parodied to death on social media.

Unfortunately, Frank would go down as one of Tottenham’s worst managers in recent years, joining a host of top managers such as Mauricio Pochettino, Andoni Iraola, Marco Silva, Roberto De Zerbi, Oliver Glasner, Julian Nagelsmann and even Thomas Tuchel. Listed as a candidate for succession.

Now, Pochettino and De Zerbi appear to be the favorites for the currently vacant Tottenham Hotspur jobbut a shocking candidate has since emerged.

Tottenham discuss Gareth Southgate’s ‘surprising’ move

according to team talk and journalist Graeme Bailey, Gareth Southgate After internal discussions among senior executives, the company has emerged as a “surprising” contender.

Some in Tottenham’s hierarchy believe the former England boss’ leadership and player management expertise can stabilize an unstable dressing room.

Whether Southgate is truly interested remains uncertain and his name still figures prominently in behind-the-scenes conversations despite being the farthest left-field candidate on Tottenham’s extensive shortlist.

However, the 55-year-old does have his credentials.

The former Middlesbrough boss has led England through their most successful period since 1966, taking the Three Lions to two European Cup finals and the semi-finals of the 2018 World Cup.

While Southgate could easily be labeled an ‘almost manly’, he didn’t end up taking home any trophies, but he remains the closest an England manager has come to that feat in the past 60 years.

England were hopeless and fragmented before replacing Sam Allardyce in 2016, and Southgate’s tenure at Wembley briefly restored genuine pride in the national team.

He could potentially do the same at Tottenham Hotspur, who are now pretty much the ‘England of the Premier League’.

The tactician is also highly respected by England players, Jude Bellingham and many other players called him an “incredible” manager.

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