Tottenham Hotspur players are reportedly growing irritated by one particular habit of Thomas Frank, according to insider sources.

Tottenham Hotspur players are reportedly becoming increasingly irritated by one particular habit of Thomas Frank, according to insider sources. Frank’s popularity is already low among the Spurs fan base, with the Dane needing significant improvement to win supporters back. Despite the growing unrest, the club’s hierarchy is said to be prepared to give him time to change the team’s fortunes.

It has now emerged that frustration is not limited to fans—members of the squad are also unhappy with aspects of Frank’s approach. According to The Sun, several Tottenham players are annoyed by the manager’s constant late tactical adjustments. Sources close to the dressing room claim there is rising confusion over player roles, as game plans are often altered or abandoned shortly before kick-off or early in matches.

This uncertainty reportedly contributed to moments like last week’s 5-3 loss to Paris Saint-Germain, when Frank is said to have made a last-minute tactical change that left some players unsure of their responsibilities.

While some within the squad still enjoy working with the 52-year-old and his staff, there are growing concerns at the club that Frank risks losing the dressing room if results do not improve. Former Spurs defender Ramon Vega has even suggested that Frank may have already lost the players due to what he sees as a lack of bravery in team selection and tactics.