Brentford manager Thomas Frank has heaped praise on Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy, describing him as 'one of the best in the world' despite Spurs' turbulent season in the Premier League.
Frank, whose side recently secured a 3-3 draw against Aston Villa, acknowledged Levy's long-term vision and business acumen, even as Tottenham face an uphill battle to secure European football next season.
Levy's Leadership Under Scrutiny
While some Tottenham fans have criticised Levy for the club's inconsistent performances, Frank defended the chairman, highlighting his ability to navigate the complexities of modern football.
'Daniel Levy is one of the best in the world at what he does,' Frank stated. 'Running a football club at that level requires incredible skill, and he has delivered stability and growth over the years.'
Postecoglou's Challenge
Under manager Ange Postecoglou, Tottenham have shown flashes of brilliance but struggled with consistency. Currently sitting outside the top four, their hopes of qualifying for the Champions League are fading, with the Europa League now a more realistic target.
Frank, however, believes Spurs have the right structure in place to bounce back. 'They have a top manager and a chairman who knows how to build for the future,' he added.
Brentford's Own Ambitions
Meanwhile, Frank's Brentford continue to punch above their weight in the Premier League. The Bees' recent comeback against Villa showcased their resilience, and Frank will be hoping to finish the season strongly.
As the campaign reaches its climax, all eyes will be on whether Tottenham can turn their fortunes around—and whether Levy's long-term strategy will pay off.
