Thomas Frank has replaced Ange Postecoglu as the head coach at Spurs, despite the fact that the Australian won the first silverwork of the club since 2008.
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Here we learn the Danish wife of the Danish tactician NannaHe stepped to support her husband financially during his early career and encouraged him to take the Brentford lane in the first place.
Who is Thomas Frank?
Thomas Frank Nam Brentford from the Championship and changed them to one Premier League Partition with a small budget.
For context, Erling Halan was paid around a quarter of the entire combined salary of the bees during the 2024/25 season.
The DANE management style is admired by clubs, including Manchester Unitedwho reportedly considered him a potential replacement for Erik Ten Hag in 2024.
But it has been confirmed that next season New House will be North London.
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In his early 1930s, the former Brentford boss came close to stopping football.
He even talked with his wife, Nanna Thiel Frank, about giving up his dream of coaching and become a teacher instead.
Who is Nanna Thiel Frank?
Nanna is the wife of Nieuwe Tottenham -Manager Frank.
The couple originally lived in Hvidovre, a suburb of CopenhagenDenmark.
But they moved to London at the end of 2016 when Frank came to Brentford – first as an assistant to Dean Smith, Before taking over it as head coach.
Career
Nanna Thiel Frank has a background in social work.
Why Thomas Frank is the perfect manager for Tottenham
In the early years of Frank’s coaching career – When he earned a modest salary of about £ 5,000 a year while studying and coaching up to 40 hours a week – Nanna played a crucial role in financially wearing the family.
Her career as a social worker allowed Frank to pursue his dreams in football, even in times of financial uncertainty.
How many children have Nanna and Thomas Frank?
Nanna and Frank have three children – two daughters, Freja and Alba, and a son named Bertram – but further details have not been reported.
In 2018 Frank Coaches Voices: “When I told my wife, Nanna, I was not sure about Brentford, I could hear the disappointment in her voice.
“It was the chance to move to London. But more importantly, it was the task of an assistant manager.
“She loved the idea that I wasn’t busy being a manager or head coach …
“… Nanna … thought it was perfect. The decision was 50 percent me and my career, and 50 percent Nanna and the children. We decided to go for it.”
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