Thomas Frank Banishes £55m Tottenham player to train with Reserves. He Wants him gone January!

Thomas Frank, Tottenham’s Danish head coach since June 2025, is grappling with mounting frustration over his side’s attacking deficiencies amid a dismal streak of recent defeats.

Despite boasting a £200m-laden forward battery—including Richarlison, Son Heung-min, and new additions like Xavi Simons—Spurs have looked blunt and unimaginative, scoring just 29 goals across competitions, with over a third from defender Micky van de Ven (six goals), own goals, and set-pieces.

A humiliating 1-0 home loss to Chelsea on November 1 exposed their “ultra-safe” pragmatism, drawing boos from fans and comparisons to Nuno Espirito Santo’s failed tenure. Injuries to James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski have exacerbated the issue, forcing reliance on counter-attacks and stifling creativity. Frank’s post-match plea for unity—”We felt the pain of the supporters”—belies deeper concerns, as pundits like Jamie Carragher warn his cautious style risks alienating a fanbase craving the club’s storied attacking flair. With third place precarious, January reinforcements loom essential to reignite the spark.
Thomas Frank unimpressed with Dominic Solanke

According to Football Insider – Thomas Frank has been left deeply unimpressed by Dominic Solanke and reportedly don’t fancy him the star.
The 28-year-old England international has made 45 appearances and scored 16 goals under previous manager Ange Postecoglou last season but has managed just 49 minutes of football this term.

He recently underwent ankle surgery and is likely to remain sidelined until next month after struggling with persistent fitness problems throughout the campaign.
He has not featured since Tottenham’s 2-0 victory over Manchester City on August 23 and according to some reports, Frank wants to bring in a new striker during the January transfer window.