Thomas Frank appears destined to succeed Ange Postecoglou at Tottenham, following in the footsteps of a coach who secured a first trophy in 17 years for the north London side.
Postecoglou's style of play proved divisive, with a notoriously high line featuring prominently before being ditched for the crucial Europa League final run-in.
But what changes might Frank bring? The Brentford boss is known for his use of data in the game, previously stating he is not a lover of shots from outside the box.
Last season, 23% of Brentford's efforts came from outside the area, compared to 28% of Spurs'. This, one would think, is an area where change is likely if Frank brings his desire to not waste good positions with pot-shots with him from the Gtech.
Brentford's mark was the lowest in the league, with champions Liverpool another side taking a lowly 26% of shots from outside the box. Strugglers Ipswich (39%), Wolves (38%) and Manchester United (36%) were at the other end of the spectrum.
There is also a perception Frank's teams are direct and 'put it in the mixer' in the modern game, but this may only be true up to a point.
Last season, Brentford attempted 675 crosses, while Spurs - often seen as easy on the eye - delivered 752 crosses. Again, much like with his focus on shot selection, Frank may bring with him the need to be more picky in wide areas, crossing only when there is merit.
Two statistics that stand out, though, are his side's willingness to compete in the air, with last season's 1,210 aerial duels the highest figure in the league and dwarfing Tottenham's 872. The 2023-24 campaign saw an even bigger gulf.
Expect Tottenham, then, to contest things that bit more but, as with shots from long range or crosses, Frank seems to want to be smart when it comes to competing. His side have fouled far less than Spurs across the past two seasons and hence discipline may come to the fore if he takes charge.
Only Manchester City committed fewer fouls than Brentford last season.
One way to concede fewer goals from dead balls is to give fewer dead balls away. Frank's success has been built upon such logic all over the pitch and humble yet effective tweaks are seemingly on the way at Spurs.