Tottenham boss Thomas Frank has spoken to the media ahead of his side’s trip to Brighton, where Spurs will look to secure a third consecutive win in just seven days across all competitions. After losing both fixtures to Brighton in the league last season, Tottenham will be determined to turn the tables this time. Frank began his press conference by providing an update on striker Dominic Solanke, confirming that the forward is back training on the grass but not yet fit enough to return. He ruled him out of the Brighton clash and their next match against Doncaster.
The Danish manager then turned his attention to Cristian Romero, who he described as one of the best centre-backs in world football. Frank praised Romero’s maturity, consistency, and leadership qualities, adding that his success with Argentina at the World Cup and Copa America had helped shape him into a complete defender. He highlighted Romero’s ability to balance aggression with composure, calling him both a great character and a key figure for Spurs moving forward.
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Frank also addressed Tottenham’s ambitions for the season but downplayed any early talk of the league table. When asked about Spurs’ standing in the Premier League, he insisted that it was far too early to focus on positions or title races. Instead, he suggested that April would be the right time to take the bigger picture into account. Until then, he is concentrating on performances and steady progress.
Despite his cautious approach, Frank encouraged fans to enjoy the ride. He said supporters should always be free to “dream and hope” as that is at the heart of football’s appeal. While he also allows himself to share in that optimism, Frank emphasized the need for him and his players to stay grounded and focused on one game at a time. With confidence growing and momentum building, Spurs’ manager believes the team can continue to improve. The upcoming clash with Brighton is set to be another test of their resilience and consistency as they look to build on recent success and push further up the table.
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