That statement raised eyebrows, and while Thomas Frank has said that he shares Levy\u2019s ambition<\/a>, the Dane admitted that his side is still considerably behind the likes of Liverpool, Manchester City and Arsenal at the moment.<\/p>\n Frank has said that he wants Tottenham to compete in all four competitions<\/a>, pointing out that it is something that the club have not done since 2019.<\/p>\n Levy<\/a> has hired and sacked numerous managers over this tenure as chairman, and the 63-year-old believes that the club have made the right decision by turning to the former Brentford boss.<\/p>\n He acknowledged that the Danish coach would need time to build the team he wants, but believes that he will improve the players at the club.<\/p>\n When asked about the appointment of Frank<\/a>, Levy said on The Overlap: \u201cWhenever you appoint a coach, you always believe it\u2019s right. You need a lot of ingredients for it to be right. Thomas is a highly intelligent individual, a fantastic way about him in terms of communication.<\/p>\n \u201cI think he will be great at both developing young players and older players and making them better. He gets the style of football we want to play. He understands Rome wasn\u2019t built in a day. We haven\u2019t said to him that we want to win the Premier League<\/a> this year.\u201d<\/p>\n Asked when Frank is expected to win the league, Levy joked: \u201cAs soon as possible, but no pressure. We just want to compete at the highest level.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/p>\n Levy insists that he has always been ambitious<\/p>\n For some time now, some Spurs fans have accused Levy of prioritising the club\u2019s bottom line over on-pitch success<\/a>.<\/p>\n![\"Thomas](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/08\/frank-levy-1024x682.jpg\")
Credit: talkSPORT \/ @thefrederikkejensen \/ InstagramDaniel Levy reveals why he is optimistic about Thomas Frank at Tottenham<\/p>\n