Tottenham is in line with the appointment of Thomas Frank from Brentford after firing Ange Postecoglou as a club is preparing to pay a substantial release clause for the DANE

Tottenham Hotspur comes after BrentfordS Thomas Frank.

Mail Sport understands that conversations go in a positive direction – and that the unveiling could take place in the coming days.

The DANE has a release clause that is thought to be around £ 10 million, but those with knowledge of the situation believe that it is on his way to a conclusion and that Frank will soon be announced as the successor of Ange PostecoglouThat Friday was fired.

Frank led the bees to tenth place last season and has a long -term relationship with Spurs’ technical director Johan Lange.

Brentford was thinking about promoting from the inside if Frank would leave, with coach Justin Cochrane a candidate, but they are considering an approach for Ipswich Towns Kieran McKenna.

In the meantime, Mail Sport understands that Postecoglou is all the target for someone else Premier League club.

Thomas Frank will soon be announced as Tottenham -head coach after positive conversations

Ange Postecoglou was redeemed from his duties at Tottenham Boss by Daniel Levy on Friday

Postecoglou was fired despite winning Spurs’ first trophy in 17 years via the Europa League

Spurs also illuminated his assistants Mile Jedinak, Nick Montgomery and Sergio Raimundo of their duties with Matt Wells and keepers coach Rob Burch.

If traces fail to reach agreement on Frank’s compensation, Fulham’s Marco Silva and Crystal Palace -Baas Oliver Glasner are considered alternative options.

Spurs, however, hopes that their sports director Johan Lange, a former colleague of Frank on the Danish side Lyngby, can exert some influence.

The two coached at Lyngby and would have maintained a good relationship.