Brentford Football Club is currently searching for a new assistant manager to support head coach Thomas Frank. The position has been left vacant following the departure of Andy Scott, who has moved on to take up a new role at another club. The club is now looking for someone with the right experience and skills to help Frank with his coaching duties.

The new assistant manager will be responsible for working closely with Frank to develop the team's tactics and strategy, as well as helping to identify and recruit new players. They will also be involved in training sessions and will work closely with the rest of the coaching staff to ensure the team is prepared for each match.

The club has not yet confirmed how long the recruitment process will take, but it is expected to be a thorough and detailed search. They will be looking for someone with a strong background in football coaching and a proven track record of success.

The new assistant manager will play a key role in helping Frank to achieve the club's goals, which include improving the team's performance in the league and competing in European competitions.

The club is committed to finding the right person for the job, and they will be looking for someone who is not only experienced but also shares their vision and values.

The new assistant manager will be responsible for working closely with the head coach to develop the team's tactics and strategy, as well as helping to identify and recruit new players.

The club has not yet confirmed how long the recruitment process will take, but it is expected to be a thorough and detailed search.