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Dismissed by Chelsea, Mauricio Pochettino has a very precise idea of the club where he wants to bounce back.
Former Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino wants to stay in the Premier League. This is what the daily London Evening Standard reports, also indicating that the former PSG coach is eyeing a position in the northwest of England.
Pochettino considers this championship to be the toughest and he would like to stay there. His objective is to take control of Manchester United, a major club which had already approached him in the past.
Pochettino does not want to leave England
For the moment, Erik Ten Hag is still in place at Old Trafford. He has even just won his second trophy in two years with the FA Cup triumph against Manchester City. However, he is not at all sure of remaining in his post. The board plans to dismiss him according to several consistent sources.
As a reminder, Pochettino led Chelsea to sixth place in the Premier League this season. Despite a good end to the season, he was pushed out after just one year at Stamford Bridge. In England, he also managed Manchester United in the past.
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