'Big responsibility' - Thomas Frank addresses Manchester United interest as they search for next manager
Brentford boss Thomas Frank is a candidate to replace Erik ten Hag at Man Utd.
Thomas Frank insists he is fully focused on his current role as Brentford manager and can see himself being in charge for a 'long, long time' amid interest from Manchester United.
ManchesterWorld revealed earlier in the day Frank is viewed as one of the early candidates to replace Erik ten Hag as United manager, with Sporting boss Ruben Amorim viewed as the strongest of the lot so far.
A lot could change during United's search for a permanent appointment, with club favourite Ruud van Nistelrooy set to take charge on an interim basis, though Frank is viewed as an individual who has punched above his weight in the Premier League.
The Danish coach was quizzed on United's interest at his press conference on Monday afternoon and insisted his immediate focus was on their upcoming Carabao Cup tie.
“I’ve got a big responsibility to Brentford, their fans, the leadership, players, staff and I have one focus – to beat Sheffield Wednesday tomorrow in the Carabao Cup," he said.
“I’ve said many, many times, I’m very happy here. I think it’s one of the best clubs in the world. What happens in the future, who knows? But I’m very, very happy here.
“I always try to be as transparent as possible. I would repeat myself. I’m very happy here and I can see myself here for a long, long time. I’ve also said that maybe if something comes up, an opportunity I’d like to try, OK let’s see. But now? No. I’m very, very happy here.”