Strasbourg targets Thomas Frank in managerial search after O'Neil departure
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 6, 2026, 12:45 PM
Last updated Jul 6, 2026
RC Strasbourg Alsace is focusing on former Tottenham manager Thomas Frank as they seek a new head coach following the departure of Gary O’Neil to Ipswich Town. O’Neil had succeeded Liam Rosenior in January. Strasbourg aims to finalize the appointment before July 8, when pre-season training begins. Although initial reports favored former Celtic manager Wilfried Nancy, recent updates indicate that Frank is the preferred choice. Strasbourg has reportedly contacted Frank, who seeks influence over player recruitment and additional coaching staff. Nancy is now considered a secondary option.
- •RC Strasbourg Alsace searches for a manager after Gary O'Neil's exit.
- •Thomas Frank is the top candidate for the position.
- •Strasbourg aims to name a replacement before July 8.
- •Wilfried Nancy is viewed as a secondary option.
- •Frank desires input on player recruitment and coaching staff.
- 12:45 PMYahoo Sports — Strasbourg prioritise Thomas Frank amid managerial search
"RC Strasbourg Alsace are prioritising former Tottenham Hotspur manager Thomas Frank as they search for a replacement for Gary O’Neil, as per reports from Sacha Tavolieri and Mohamed Toubache-Ter....
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