Frank took over the team after Ange Postecoglou, who had led Spurs to their first major title in 17 years, was let go by the club's chairman, Daniel Levy.

Levy's decision to fire Postecoglou was not without controversy, as the Australian manager had delivered a trophy in his second season despite facing challenges without key players.

Frank, who had previously managed Brentford, has been tasked with transforming Tottenham's midfield, and his early transfer moves have been seen as a positive sign.

One of his key signings is Mohammed Kudus, who will bring energy and quality to the team's midfield and attack.

Kevin Danso and Mathys Tel have also been tied down to long-term contracts, and Frank is expected to make further signings in the coming weeks.

One player who could soon join the team is Joao Palhinha, a solid midfielder with Premier League experience, who is currently on loan at Fulham.

Palhinha has a point to prove, having started only seven of his 19 games last season and featuring for just over eight and a half total matches in all competitions.

Despite this, he has shown his quality with his passing range and tenacity in midfield, and could be a key addition to the team.

Tottenham's midfield has been lacking in recent seasons, and Palhinha's arrival could help to address this issue.

His ability to break up play and win the ball back could have a positive impact on the team, and he may also be able to contribute more to the team's attack.

Ultimately, Palhinha's success at Tottenham will depend on his ability to adapt to the team's style and make a positive impact on the pitch.