Thomas Frank has been linked with a move to Crystal Palace in recent weeks.
Oliver Glasner is expected to depart soon, and the Eagles will need to bring a quality replacement. It will be interesting to see if they are willing to give the job to the former Tottenham manager.
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What Thomas Frank said about Palace in the past
The Danish manager was recently sacked after a run of poor results with Tottenham. Despite the poor spell with the North London club, he has shown his quality in the Premier League with Brentford, and he could prove to be a quality acquisition for the Eagles.
Frank has previously been vocal about his admiration for Crystal Palace. During his time at Brentford, he showered praise on the Eagles for their consistency despite limited resources and how difficult it is to face them, especially at Selhurst Park.
Frank said on Palace in 2021 via Sportsmole: “I need to praise Crystal Palace because they have been in the Premier League for the last eight years and have been very consistent in everything they do. They have a low budget and constantly produce good performances in the last eight years. It is very impressive what they have achieved.
“It is going to be very difficult. Selhurst Park is one of the most difficult places to go in the Premier League. They will be on top of us from the first minute and a very strong counter-attacking team.”
Frank could be tempted to join Palace
The opportunity to manage Crystal Palace will be quite exciting for Thomas Frank. They have been a consistent performer in the Premier League, and they have quality players at their disposal. It would be a great platform for the former Tottenham manager to prove his worth in the top flight once again. He will be desperate to get his managerial career back on track, and Palace could give him the opportunity he needs.
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