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Tottenham Hotspur are still on the search for a first Premier League win of 2026 following a 2-0 defeat to Manchester United at Old Trafford on Saturday.
Thomas Frank wasn’t helped by seeing captain Cristian Romero sent off for a reckless challenge after just 30 minutes, following a week in which the centre-back hit out at the club’s recent fitness worries.
Speaking after the match, the Spurs boss said: “I'm very happy with the players and what they're showing, I think they actually show a lot of resilience because it's very, very tough to get out there every week and don't get enough of the good results. We can't run away from that - we haven't won enough in the Premier League.
“We're just coming on the back end of four good games where we also showed a lot of resilience. Before that, we also did it, but we didn't get enough of the results when we turned around in the second half. So, I think there's still a lot to hang the hat on in terms of resilience but the performances need to be backed up with a little bit, do more, and get a little, keep doing the right things because then the results will show.”
The pressure continues to mount on Frank as Spurs slip down the table. LondonWorld looks at the latest odds to see who is being touted as a potential replacement for the former Brentford man.
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1. Enzo Maresca - 20/1
Left his post at Chelsea by mutual agreement having fallen out with those higher up at Stamford Bridge. Impressed in his first season and a half in the Premier League and would be a head-turning appointment - odds have drifted over the past month. | AFP via Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
2. Marco Silva - 16/1
Marco Silva is out of contract at Fulham this summer with no news on an extension yet. The Cottagers did back the manager in January with £27 million splurged on Oscar Bobb, but the Portuguese boss could be tempted by a club with a bigger budget. | AFP via Getty Images Photo: AFP via Getty Images
3. Michael Carrick - 16/1
Could Spurs turn to the manager who has just overseen their latest downfall? The former Premier League midfielder is only at Manchester United on an interim basis but current results could point to him being offered the job full time. If not, Premier League clubs could have interest piqued. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
4. Oliver Glasner - 12/1
The Crystal Palace manager has confirmed that he will be leaving Selhurst Park when his contract expires this summer. There's likely to be several clubs interested in his services after his success with the Eagles, which included lifting the FA Cup last year. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images