Thomas Frank forms as a leading candidate to replace Ange Postecoglou as Tottenham the head coach that brought their first trophy home for 17 years.
Spurs and Brentford Boss Frank have held conversations through intermediaries to explore the idea.
Postecoglou, who fourth in the work for two years yesterday, (Fri) has two years to cover his contract, but his future has been in doubt for weeks and remained uncertain despite winning the Europa League and achieving a place in the Champions League of next season.
The 59-year-old Australian is back from a vacation after the season in Greece to find speculation that is still swirl.
Tottenham -President Daniel Levy launched his follow -up plan before the end of a terrible Premier League campaign, in which his team ended 17th with 38 points.
Many Spurs fans who wanted Postecoglou, while they have clocked a record of 22 competitions have been admitted since the Europa League glory, but there has been no clarity from the boardroom.
Levy has visited the Bahamas since the end of the season, where he was thought that he had met members of the Lewis family, the majority of the club of the club.
Other alternatives have been stood by Tottenham, including Fulham -Baas Marco Silva, but Frank stands up in the neighborhood as perhaps the strongest competition.
He worked at Brentford for nine years and has been in charge since Dean Smith left for Aston Villa in October 2018 and there are two years about his contract.