but if you’re at the top as well, it’s the same in that sense,” he said.
Looking ahead to their clash against Chelsea, Frank expressed optimism about the team’s ability to turn the momentum in their favor. “Sometimes there’s a little bit of momentum to one team for a small time, then that will change,” he stated. “One of the biggest derbies in the world is El Clasico, Real Madrid-Barcelona. There’s always been times where Madrid or Barcelona was on top, but then it changes to the other team. Hopefully this is a good time for us to change the momentum and get on top.”
As Tottenham prepares for their crucial match against Chelsea, Thomas Frank remains committed to nurturing young talents like Xavi Simons while managing the broader challenges facing his squad.
