Thomas Frank

The Cottagers were informed this week that Marco Silva intends to leave the club when his contract expires this summer, with the focus now turning to his replacement at Craven Cottage

Despite his sacking by Tottenham this week, TEAMtalk understands that the Dane is still highly sought-after, with three current Premier League sides all showing interest in aquiring his services

Pundits have been reacting to Frank's sacking by Spurs, with one branding him 'useless' and a second questioning whether he will get more top jobs

Thomas Frank kept committing the ultimate sin that contributed to his dismissal at Tottenham, and the race to become the next Spurs manager appears to be narrowing down to two candidates

The north London club have sacked the Dane, which has opened the door for the Italian manager to come in

Spurs have wasted little time after Tuesday's demoralising defeat to Newcastle United by sacking Frank - and TEAMtalk sources can reveal both the club's long and short-term plans over a successor

News that Spurs ARE considering sacking Frank and are exploring contingencies until the end of the season and beyond has brought a mixed reaction from furious supporters, who are raging at the club's demise

Tottenham Hotspur sources have refused to rule out Thomas Frank leaving the club before next Sunday’s North London derby with Arsenal, we can reveal

Frank has fired back at growing calls for him to be sacked after Spurs were beaten 2-1 by Newcastle on Tuesday evening - though TEAMtalk understands the loss to the Magpies could well prove his final act and with his successor already chosen

TEAMtalk understands that Frank could be one match away from losing his job as Spurs manager with bosses seemingly at the end of their tether, and with hopes growing a quality successor will green-light a move to N17

Frank will do well to see out the season as Tottenham Hotspur manager after a run of just one win in 10 saw Spurs sucked into the relegation battle, and with TEAMtalk learning how an elite manager has now said YES to the job

The ex-Tottenham manager is ready to make a stunning return to the London club, as sources confirm the most likely coach to step in as interim boss if Frank is sacked

Frank went against his own "rule" when speaking about a player Spurs tried and failed to sign this month, though there are five viable alternatives linked as the window draws to a close

Tottenham hold a distinct advantage in the race to snap up new free agent, Sterling, and we can confirm that Spurs are not only strongly considering a move, but Frank is on board too

Frank has made it clear to Spurs the circumstances in which he would green light Kolo Muani's exit with the club's interest in a £40m-rated Premier League marksman 'not ever fading'