Tottenham president Daniel Levy believes that he will get a credit for her time only when he leaves and is confident that Thomas Frank can help the club “compete at the highest level”.
In a rare interview, Levy described the construction of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as its greatest success and retaliated to the fans who blamed it for the club’s failure to gain more trophies. “This is one of these situations when I’m not here, I’m sure I get credit,” Levy told Gary Neville on his overlapping podcast.
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“This stadium is a symbol of Tottenham Hotspur on the world map. It is fantastic for the local community – the use we create because of this stage. The fact that other clubs are now trying to copy what we are doing, it should be a sign that we may have done something fat and something good.”
The triumph of the Europa League last season was the first Tottenham trophy since 2008 and came just before the end of a Premier League campaign when they finished 17th after a record defeat of 22. Levy dismissed Angel Postcoglou 16 days after the victory against Manchester United in the final in Bilbao and he hopes that Frank will help the club consistent.
“Whenever you call a coach, you always believe it’s true,” said Levy. “You need a lot of ingredients to make reason. Thomas is a very intelligent individual, a fantastic way about him in terms of communication.
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“He will be great to develop both young players and older players and improve them. He gets the style of football that we want to play. We haven’t said to him:” You have to win the league this year. “We just want to compete at the highest level.”
Levy criticized the Premier League for the time it took to conclude the case involving alleged violations of the League regulations by Manchester City. The club, which denies reprehensible acts, was accused of more than 130 violations in February 2023.
“It would be really unfair on my part to talk about another Premier League club,” he said. “All I would say is that it goes through a process that has lasted too long. It must be brought, for the good of the game, to a conclusion in one way or another.”
