Tottenham Hotspur boss Thomas Frank is under a lot of pressure after a disappointing first half of the season.

The Danish tactician has been heavily scrutinised by the fans, media and the pundits for more than two months now, although the Lilywhites’ recent victory over Eintracht Frankfurt and subsequent entry into the knockout rounds of the Champions League might have bought him a bit more time. It looks like the team’s performances in the Champions League have been saving the 52-year-old from getting the axe, as Tottenham’s Premier League performances have not been good enough at all.

Spurs have not won in the league in 2026 ahead of welcoming Manchester City at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday. Last weekend’s 2-2 draw at relegation-battling Burnley meant Thomas Frank and Co. have failed to win in each of their five Premier League fixtures. They have dropped to 14th place in the league, just three points above Nottingham Forest in 17th, and are at risk of being dragged into a relegation scrap.

While the north London club chiefs have refused to make a decision on Frank’s future yet, they are believed to be keeping a close eye on potential replacements.

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