Brentford's Thomas Frank added to Manchester United's Manager Shortlist!

According to FootballTransfers via 90min, Manchester United are eyeing Brentford head coach Thomas Frank as a potential successor to Erik ten Hag this summer as opposed to England boss Gareth Southgate.

Erik Ten Hag's job as Manchester United manager is safe until the end of the season. However, the upcoming results will give an indication of the manager's future with the Red Devils. At the moment, the Dutchman is still on the good books of Sir James Radcliff and other United stakeholders.

Thomas Frank joined Brentford in 2018 and has since helped the Bees get promoted to the Premier League and sustain in England's top division. Under the Danish manager, Brentford have finished 13th and 9th in their two Premier League campaigns thus far.

Though the Bees are currently fifth in the live Premier League table, Frank's side have scored 41 goals in the league so far, two more than even Manchester United. Will Frank be a good fit and is he a good fit for the high-pressure role at Old Trafford? Let me know your thoughts...