Brentford manager Thomas Frank has identified Nathan Collins’ enhanced concentration levels as a crucial element in the defender’s progress. The 23-year-old has featured in the starting lineup for all 10 of the Bees’ Premier League fixtures this season, establishing himself as a vital player in Frank’s defensive strategy. Frank elaborated on Collins’ journey, stating: “[Last season], he got that injury and got that setback. He struggled to get back up to pace and made some mistakes, which didn’t help his confidence. At the end of last season, he was more or less back to the good start he had.” The manager further commented on Collins’ current form, noting: “Now he has more consistency and his composure on the ball is good. He can find passes in the pockets, the diagonals and the balls in behind. He is very good.” Frank also highlighted the defender’s recent contributions: “This year, he has made some crucial blocks, defending the goal and the box very well. He has just got more consistency in the way he plays.” Concluding his remarks, Frank emphasized the significance of focus: “Another important thing is the concentration. I think his concentration levels have gone up and the best players in the world have got the ability to concentrate for 90 minutes.”

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