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Tottenham Hotspur Sacks José Mourinho, Appoints Thomas Frank as New Manager

In a shocking turn of events, Tottenham Hotspur Chairman Daniel Levy has revealed that the club has parted ways with José Mourinho, just one year after leading the team to their first trophy in 17 years by winning the Europa League. Despite Mourinho’s impressive achievement, Levy believes that the club needs to aim higher and compete in all competitions, including the Premier League and the Champions League.

Levy’s Decision: A Collective Effort

Levy made it clear that the decision to sack Mourinho was a collective one, and not just his own. He expressed his appreciation for Mourinho’s work during his tenure, citing their fifth-place finish in his first season and the impressive emotions that followed their Europa League victory.

A New Era Begins: Thomas Frank Appointed as New Manager

Levy revealed that Thomas Frank was the standout candidate to replace Mourinho, praising his communication skills, intelligence, and ability to develop young players. Frank’s impressive credentials led to a thorough process, with over 30 candidates analyzed before he emerged as the number one choice.

Levy’s Motivation: Success is Not an Option

Despite facing criticism from Spurs fans in recent years, Levy remains motivated to ensure the club’s success. He expressed his desire to win the Premier League and Champions League, and believes that the club needs to aim higher than just competing in the Europa League.

A New Beginning for Tottenham Hotspur

With Thomas Frank at the helm, the future is looking bright for Tottenham Hotspur. Levy is excited to see what the new manager can achieve with the squad, and is confident that he has made the right decision to replace Mourinho.

Conclusion

The departure of José Mourinho marks the end of an era at Tottenham Hotspur. While his achievements will always be remembered, the club’s desire to succeed in all competitions has led to a new beginning. With Thomas Frank at the helm, the future is full of possibilities, and Daniel Levy is more motivated than ever to ensure the club’s success.

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