The manager whom the Tottenham hierarchy sees as a potential replacement for Thomas Frank has just made a big decision on his future.
Frank has said he is confident that the Tottenham owners will give him time, but the 52-year-old will be aware that the team’s current form cannot continue.
Spurs fans are growing increasingly frustrated with Frank’s approach, and many have already written him off.
It was reported at the start of this month that the Tottenham hierarchy are big admirers of Oliver Glasner, who has worked wonders at Selhurst Park since replacing Roy Hodgson in 2024.
Oliver Glasner makes a decision on his future amidst Tottenham interest
It was reported a week ago that Glasner’s Palace contract ending next summer makes him particularly attractive to Spurs.
Now, Fabrizio Romano has just provided an update on the Austrian’s future on his YouTube channel, which comes as a major boost to the Lilywhites.
Romano revealed that the former Eintracht Frankfurt boss has no intention of signing a new deal at Selhurst Park.
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The journalist added that Glasner has already finalised his decision that this will be his final campaign with the Eagles, and is keen to take the next step.
Two other Frank replacements lined up by Spurs
Earlier this month, it was claimed that the Lilywhites could turn to a familiar face to replace Frank next summer.
That update, which came from CaughtOffside, suggested that Mauricio Pochettino is Tottenham’s number one target to take over from Frank.
The Argentine’s contract with the USA ends after next summer’s World Cup, and the same report revealed that Fulham’s Marco Silva is also being considered by the Spurs hierarchy.