Barcelona to make move for Pochettino
Barcelona want to appoint Mauricio Pochettino, while there is plenty of news on Jose Mourinho's plans at Tottenham Hotspur.
Barcelona want Pochettino
The Sun reports that Mauricio Pochettino, fresh from leaving
Tottenham Hotspur on Tuesday night, is a target for a host of top
European sides. Bayern Munich are interested in the Argentine after they
sacked Niko Kovac, but leading the way is Barcelona. Ernesto Valverde is under pressure at the Nou Camp and Pochettino could be the man to replace him.
***: Pochettino was certainly
making some controversial tactical decisions towards the end of his time
at Spurs, but it was apparent that he was operating with restrictions
which would have made his job untenable for almost anybody. Barcelona
would be making a chance to their style if they appointed Pochettino,
though, and that would be a big risk.
Spurs contract trio to reconsider future
Spurs contract trio to reconsider future
One benefit of the appointment of Jose Mourinho is that they may
now tie down three players who had previously been expected to leave
the club for nothing in the summer, or for a nominal fee in January.
Christian Eriksen, Jan Vertonghen and Toby Alderweireld
will all soon be able to negotiate pre-contract deals, but the Mirror
reports they are all keen to see what life is like under Mourinho.
Mourinho wants to keep Kane
Daily Mail believes that Mourinho has told Daniel Levy just what he wants to make the job a success. The Portuguese manager has insisted that the club do not sell Harry Kane.
Mourinho met Kane for a one-on-one talk to discuss plans for the
future, and the manager sees the striker as integral to his future
plans.
Mourinho’s Spurs plotting revealed
The Telegraph reveals that Jose Mourinho’s trips to Lille
over the past year were part of a plan to put together a new team so
that he was ready to hit the ground running wherever he restarted his
career. His choice of Nuno Santos and Joao Sacramento from the French
club could be supplemented by sporting director Luis Campos, in order to
aid him identify transfers.
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