Frank sympathizes with Ten Hag sacking, reiterates rumors linking him to managing Man Utd

• Thomas Frank admits he sympathises with Erik ten Hag after he was sacked as Manchester United manager
• Frank is one of the candidates to take over as manager of the Red Devils after impressing with Brentford.
• The 51-year-old is the second-longest-serving manager in the Premier League after Pep Guardiola.

Brentford boss Thomas Frank admits he sympathises with Erik ten Hag. After he was sacked as Manchester United manager

“I have empathy for Eric, obviously. He’s a great สมัคร ufabet coach and had a great career. He did a great job at Man United, won two trophies in two years,” Frank said.

“This is a world that is constantly evolving and they want more at these big clubs. There is a huge expectation and even if you do well you will still end up being compared to the top teams (Man City, Arsenal and Liverpool).

“We all sympathise with those who have lost their jobs and I’m sure Eric has given it his all. He had a great first season but was beset by problems in the second season.”

When ask about the Manchester United job, the Danish head coach replied: “It’s a sensitive question. I have a huge responsibility with Brentford, the fans, the players and the staff.”

“We will focus on Sheffield Wednesday in the next game. I am very happy here, one of the best clubs in the world, but what will happen in the future I do not know.”

“I will remind myself, I am happy here and I see myself here for a long time. If you ask me honestly, if there is a surprise soon, I will say no, I am very happy at this club.”

Frank is one of the candidates to take over at Old Trafford after guiding Brentford to promotion to the Premier League, but he has refused to be drawn on the question.

The 51-year-old is the second-longest-serving manager in the Premier League behind Pep Guardiola at Manchester City and the Danish coach said he remains focused on Brentford ahead of Tuesday’s Carabao Cup clash with Sheffield Wednesday.