Breaking: Fabrizio Romano Provides Major Update on Thomas Frank’s Future as Tottenham Talks Intensify
Fabrizio Romano has delivered a new update on the uncertain future of Tottenham boss Thomas Frank, revealing that his job is now “not secure” after Saturday’s damaging 2–1 home defeat to West Ham United. The result stretched Spurs’ winless streak to five games across all competitions, with Callum Wilson’s late strike compounding another disappointing night.
Discontent among the home supporters was clear, as boos echoed around the stadium and chants of “you’re getting sacked in the morning” rang out from the South Stand, highlighting the mounting pressure on Frank in north London.
Tottenham now enter a pivotal stretch of the season, with a high-stakes UEFA Champions League clash against Borussia Dortmund looming on Tuesday. While the Lewis family and the board had previously stood by Frank, the latest setback has reportedly triggered fresh internal discussions about his future.
According to GIVEMESPORT, talks have already taken place behind closed doors — a claim Romano reinforced during his YouTube update on Sunday. He noted that Spurs had tried to signal their backing by adding John Heitinga to the coaching staff earlier in the week, but another defeat has escalated the situation significantly.
Romano described the current mood as tense and unstable, stressing that Frank’s position is now under serious threat. Conversations within the club are ongoing, and a decision could be reached soon, with the Dane effectively battling to save his job.
A similar chain of events has unfolded recently elsewhere, with Enzo Maresca and Ruben Amorim leaving Chelsea and Manchester United respectively in quick succession — and a comparable scenario could now develop involving Tottenham and Crystal Palace.
Palace boss Oliver Glasner is also facing uncertainty after a public outburst following his side’s loss to Sunderland, during which he voiced frustration over limited backing, a thin squad, and the sale of the club captain just before a Premier League match.
With Glasner’s contract due to expire at the end of the season, his future remains unresolved. Reports suggest he is among the leading candidates to replace Frank should managerial changes take place at both clubs.