Thomas Frank has indicated whether Tottenham remain open to making additional signings.
Thomas Frank has spoken about Tottenham’s current position in the transfer market as Spurs prepare for a decisive Champions League encounter against Eintracht Frankfurt.
Tottenham have impressed in Europe this season during their first campaign under the competition’s new format. The north London side have lost only once and sit in a strong position to secure a top-eight finish, with a win on Wednesday set to confirm their progression.
However, Frank faces a major selection headache ahead of the clash, with as many as 13 first-team players unavailable. Injuries have hit Spurs hard, accounting for eight absentees, while a further four players are not registered for the competition.
Frank assesses Spurs’ Champions League campaign
Reflecting on Tottenham’s European journey so far, Frank expressed satisfaction with his team’s efforts and remains confident they can finish the league phase positively.
Speaking to football.london, he said Spurs have a huge opportunity to seal a top-eight spot, describing it as a significant achievement. He stressed that the focus is firmly on Wednesday’s match, adding that performances have generally been strong despite results not always going their way. According to Frank, fine margins have cost his side victories, but the commitment from his players has never been in doubt.
The Tottenham boss also highlighted the collective nature of the achievement, noting how competitive the Champions League is and praising his squad for putting the club in such a promising position. He added that the team must build on recent performances, continue improving, and welcome back key players as they recover.
Tottenham’s stance on potential signings
With Spurs eager to avoid additional play-off matches — particularly given their injury problems — Frank was asked whether the club could still bring in new faces.
He confirmed Tottenham remain active in the market, explaining that the club is constantly exploring ways to strengthen the squad. Frank admitted that injuries can force difficult decisions that may not have been necessary under ideal circumstances, but emphasised the importance of staying composed and making smart choices that benefit both short-term results and the club’s long-term future.
Frank continues to face scrutiny following inconsistent domestic performances, with frustration evident among supporters. As a demanding run of fixtures approaches, securing a win against Frankfurt — and delivering a display to build momentum — could prove vital for both Tottenham’s season and Frank’s future at the club.
