Opinion: Who should be the next Tottenham Hotspur captain? Thomas Frank will have a selection headache when it comes to deciding his new captain Thomas Frank has had quite the first month as Tottenham manager. Two signings have been made already in the shape of Ghanaian winger Mohammad Kudus and Portuguese defensive midfielder Joao Palhinha from West Ham and Bayern Munich respectively, as well as making Mathys Tel’s loan move permanent from Bayern. Several youth players have been allowed to leave on loan and, last night, Tottenham officially announced the departure of club captain Heung-min Son to LAFC after a decade in North London. Joint-vice captain, James Maddison, pulled up injured shortly after coming on in pre-season against Newcastle United, and it has been confirmed by the club that he has suffered a ruptured ACL – the timescale of absence is usually between 6-12 months. This has left Thomas Frank with a headache as he prepares to name the new official...