Thomas Frank has taken an impressive life as a manager of Tottenham Hotspur, suffering only one defeat in his first nine games since his appointment in summer.
The only defeat of the Dane came against Bournemouth in the Premier League on Gameweek Three and is currently taking advantage of an undefeated race of six games in all competitions.
However, everything was not easy for the 51 -year -old man, the Lilywhites having to come from two goals to shoot with Bodo Glimt in the Champions League on Tuesday evening.
His team scored 17 goals in all competitions in 2025/26, with an average of almost two goals per game to date, highlighting the impressive form of the team in the last third.
Such a record could certainly have been reinforced if the hierarchy had maintained a player sold during the first window of Frank in charge this summer.
Heung-min’s successful fate at Spurs
In the summer of 2015, few fans of the Spurs would have predicted that the superb striker Heung-Min would have at the club after joining Bundesliga, Bayer Leverkusen.
The South Korean spent a decade in northern London, often a regular on the first team, accumulating incredible characters later, which made him a big favorite of fans.
The winger has accumulated more than 450 appearances between 2015 and 2025, marking 173 times, which ranks it fourth in the club’s goals.
Although he did not start the final of the Europa League, he lifted the trophy as a captain and helped end the club’s 17 years for a trophy during his last outing for the football club.
His leaving the team this summer in an agreement of 20 million pounds sterling, later joining the MLS Lafc outfit, leaving the new boss Frank with the almost impossible task to win a replacement.
Mohammed Kudus was brought to the club during the dead, but his addition was undoubtedly designed to strengthen the options on the opposite flank.
However, the Danish may already have his own version of his in the near future, with such a talent already on their books in northern London – potentially saving millions of clubs in the process.
The star of the Spurs who could be Frank’s heir to her son
Spurs currently have a number of impressive young talents in their ranks, highlighting the impressive work of their academy and their recruitment team in recent days.
The Mikey Moore graduate is only one of the players who increased youth levels, making 19 senior appearances for Lilywhites last season, despite only 17 years.
The injury crisis last season gave him the opportunity to present his complaint, but he was sent to a seasonal loan to Scottish Rangers in order to save constant playing time to help his progress.
However, he only presented a total of 215 minutes in all competitions for the Russell Martin team, with only three of his appearances from a starting position.
He is not the only one to be sent on loan to try to get a precious experience, with the South Korean striker Min-Hyeok Yang also spending 2025/26 on loan.
The 19 -year -old joined the Lilywhites of the Gangwon FC in January, being undoubtedly brought to the club for the coming years rather than the present.
Such an agreement was undoubtedly exciting, the young man marking 12 times in his 38 appearances for his homeland club, before his visit to England earlier this year.
Yang would spend the second half of last season in QPR, marking twice and recording a decisive pass during his 14 championship outings at Loftus Road.
However, he was again sent to the second level of England, this time joining Portsmouth on a loan of a season, even by scoring his first goal for the club against Watford on Wednesday evening.
Given his recent spells far from northern London, he has not yet made a single appearance for the club, but that could certainly change in the years to come, given his tender age.
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Yang Min -Hyeok – Statistics for Portsmouth |
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Statistics (by 90) |
Scoring |
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Played Games |
3 |
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Objectives and assists |
1 |
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Precision |
75% |
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Key in the opposition box |
5.6 |
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Falls have won |
2.8 |
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Recovery made |
4.5 |
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Target plans |
1.7 |
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Chances created |
1.1 |
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Statistics via fotmob |
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At just 19 years old, Yang has a lot of time to live up to the potential with which he arrived, being potentially the ideal option for the first team on the left side for many years to come.
If he approaches the levels produced by his compatriot at Spurs, it would be another phenomenal activity and which could save them millions if he turns into a potential global drummer.
