Thomas Frank's agent says his client is enjoying life with his family and friends since leaving Tottenham Hotspur in February.
Spurs parted ways with Anze Postecoglou in June 2025, days after helping them win the Europa League.
The Premier League team appointed the Dane as his successor, but things did not work out.
Two months ago, Tottenham sent Frank out and brought in Igor Tudor. The latter has also left the club, and Roberto De Zerbi took over from him on 31 March.
Frank managed 38 matches during his tenure at the north London club. His record with them is as follows:
- Match: 38
- Win: 13
- Draw: 10
- Defeat: 15
- Goals scored: 62
- Target allowed: 54
Frank's situation after his exit from Tottenham
Wednesday edition of spare magazine There's a report on what Thomas Frank has been up to since leaving Spurs.
He has not given any interviews or appeared on podcasts or any shows to discuss his exit from Tottenham Hotspur.
The newspaper points out that it is common for managers to speak out after leaving a club and cites the exits of Frederik Birk and Jakob Nystrup from Brøndby IF and FC Copenhagen respectively earlier this season as examples.
Frank's silence is 'somewhat unusual' as he has already declined four requests from Ekstra Bladet for an interview.
He also contacted the north London club to find out if there is a clause that prevents the 52-year-old from speaking about Tottenham for a specific period. However, there was no response.
The newspaper also contacted his agent Alan Bach regarding Frank's current condition and lack of interviews.
Responding to that he said: "He's going to get some rest and meet friends and family. There's still a little time left for interviews."
"He is enjoying this time with his family and friends. He has decided to give up alcohol and relax."
Spurs have not improved since Frank's departure
last month, Danish press reported Still a worrying issue at Tottenham Hotspur after Frank's exit.
Spurs now sit 18th in the table and Roberto De Zerbi has six matches to avoid relegation.
