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Pochettino hopes to return to Premier League in the future

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Mauricio Pochettino, who previously managed Tottenham Hotspur (2014–2019) and Chelsea (2023–2024) in the Premier League, has stated publicly that he hopes to manage in the English top flight again. The Argentine is currently in charge of Chelsea FC in Major League Soccer. His comments are forward-looking rather than tied to any specific vacancy, and should be read as an expression of career ambition rather than imminent movement. Pochettino remains a respected figure in English football thanks to his work at Spurs, where he built a competitive squad that reached the 2019 Champions League final.

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Mauricio Pochettino still views the Premier League as the pinnacle of his profession, and his public remarks will keep him firmly in the conversation whenever a top-flight vacancy opens. His track record at Tottenham — where he overachieved with a limited budget and developed stars like Harry Kane and Dele Alli — means he will attract interest from ambitious mid-table and upper-mid-table clubs, even if the very biggest jobs remain harder to come by. For now, nothing is imminent, but the signal is clear: Pochettino is open and waiting.

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Data source: skysports.com (via Socc360). Last updated .

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Pochettino hopes to return to Premier League in the future · Socc360