Brentford head coach Thomas Frank is the main contender to become the next Tottenham boss Sky Sports News understand.
The Spurs will soon seek a date after firing Ange Postecoglou on Friday night.
Frank is the leader of the Australians, but negotiations have not yet been held on Dane with Brentford, whose contract has a release clause.
There is a method that is expected from the Spurs, but it has not yet appeared.
The 51-year-old has been in charge of Brentford since October 2018 and brought West London club to the Premier League in 2021.
Since its promotion, Frank has built Brentford as a Premier League club. They have completed their 13th, 9th, 16th and 10th in four seasons in the highest flight, and last season they competed for a place in Europe.
Along the way, he took at least every major scalp, defeating the Spurs' painful rival Arsenal in the first game in the top flight, and Chelsea left before the season ended.
The Bees beat Manchester United in the opening game of the following season and won at Chelsea and Tottenham City.
Frank previously worked with Tottenham Technical Director Johan Lange and worked as Aston Villa while Lange was at Villa Park. They cooperate in Denmark.
Tottenham's interest in Frank is in Denmark in collaboration with Spurs technical director Johan Lange.
Frank was also one of the names Manchester United insisted on sticking with Erik Ten Hag in the summer of 2024 before eventually firing him for appointing Ruben Amorim.
Speech Sky movement Frank said of his future: "Maybe something will happen. I said I'm always happy here. If something new happens, then I need to look at this and then I need to make a decision about it, but now I'm happy here.
"It's interesting that I'm probably one of the best football jobs in the world. I mean, because the working environment is so good. It's a great owner, so it's a great club."
"That's it, do I want to try it in the future? Maybe, but it's not something I need to try bigger or better because what's better? Who knows?"
Silva and Iraola are also watched by the Spurs
Frank is not the only candidate for running success.
Tottenham Hotspur's other managers include Fulham boss Marco Silva and Bournemouth head coach Andoni Iraola.
Silva finished 11th last season - Frank Brentford's spot, with Fulham competing for European places last season.
The Goats also made the last eight of the FA Cup for the second straight year.
Meanwhile, Elara took the Cherry's highest flight in Cherry ninth, impressed at Bournemouth, which was Frank's Brentford's position.
Bournemouth had a striking Premier League victory, with Espanyol taking them to the FA Cup quarterfinals last season.
"The tactically flexible Frank will be a special appointment"
Kaveh Solhekol, chief reporter of Sky Sports News:
“The only concern for Thomas Frank he hasn’t had a club as big as Tottenham Hotspur and hasn’t managed it in the Champions League.
"What really attracted him was that he was tactically flexible. He wasn't stubborn, he didn't just play in one way, and he did a great job at Brentford.
“People at Brentford will prepare for his exit as he was shortlisted by so many big clubs lately.
“I know he was a shortlist for Chelsea jobs last summer. He is a highly regarded person.
“I think he would be a very good appointment, but so is Marco Silva. He gained Champions League experience during his Greek period with Olympiakos.
“I don’t want to upset the fans of Crystal Palace, but if I’m on the Tottenham Hotspur board, I’ll notice the incredible work Oliver Glasner did at Crystal Palace.
“He won the FA Cup, he won the Europa League at Eintracht Frankfurt.”
“It would be great if Frank appointed”
Sky Sports News' Michael Bridge at Tottenham Hotspur Training Ground:
“Thomas Frank – who likes Postecoglou – is a very fascinating character.
“He has a lot of admiration for him at the Spurs, but he has no experience in Europe or Europa League. If the Spurs decide to appoint him, he will become the Champions League manager.
“One of his first games was the UEFA Super Cup – so he could play trophy against PSG in early August.
“If it were Thomas Frank, it would be amazing.”
What do Spurs fans think of Frank?
Spurs fan and podcast Chris Cowlin on Sky Sports News: "Who is going to go in and do better now? If Thomas Frank comes in, it's interesting to have no Champions League experience. But he does very, very good in the Premier League, with limited resources. He always develops players and brings a good style in the media."
ASH16: It was the right decision, and although Frank was great for the league, I think the Spurs need to focus on Edin Tezchi. The former Boruss Dortmund boss has the experience we need in Europe. The trouble is, does Terzic want this job?
Archietash: How exactly is Thomas Frank moving in the right direction? What did he win?
J Ye: Why do you still have to sack Anger when he wins silverware? If so, you have to hire a winner, not a manager like Thomas Frank - ridiculous.
Joshua: Is this a step in the right direction? Why not earlier, when current Milan boss Simone Inzaghi negotiated for free?