Thomas Frank has made the decision to leave Brentford and take on the position of head coach at Tottenham Hotspur.

During his seven-year tenure as head coach at Brentford, Frank successfully led the team back to the Premier League and oversaw some remarkable performances and victories.

Joining Frank at Spurs are assistant first-team coach Justin Cochrane, head of athletic performance Chris Haslam, and first-team analyst Joe Newton.

Phil Giles, the director of football at Brentford, expressed his gratitude towards Frank, highlighting his coaching ability, wisdom, and emotional intelligence that have helped shape the club.

Giles also mentioned the special moments created under Frank's leadership, including the memorable play-off final at Wembley and the emotional first Premier League match against Arsenal.

Frank, who initially joined Brentford as assistant head coach in 2016 before taking over as head coach in 2018, played a pivotal role in the team's promotion from the Championship in 2021.

His impressive record includes the most wins in his first 200 games in charge (90) and the third-highest total wins in club history (132).

Brentford expressed their gratitude to Frank for his significant contributions to the club and announced that no further comments will be made until a successor is appointed.