The future of Paris Saint-Germain manager Mauricio Pochettino appears to be sealed. The Argentine seems to be in his final months as the boss for Les Parisiens as every week there are different reports linking different candidates for the managerial position.
During his news conference with the media, the 49-year-old was asked about his future with the capital club. Pochettino has another year left on his contract, but after crashing out in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16, his time as manager could be coming to an end.
“We are competitors by nature. This type of challenge is something exciting, which gives us energy. Sadness and disappointment aside, allowing PSG to fight for the Champions League is a great challenge. We feel able to continue. I believe that all technical staff and coaches have this ability. We are in a situation where we have to sit down with the club and find the best way to help PSG. This involves knowing what the vision will be in the future, the thought project and how to implement it. Several people are involved in a club like PSG, so you have to find common ideas and visions. We have a lot to talk about with the club,” Pochettino said.
“It’s true that after more than a year at the club, we have in-depth knowledge of the situation there. We are a better technical staff than when we arrived. We are at the head of a project of a scale unknown to us, and this has allowed us to better approach our management of things, in several areas. This experience will bring us a lot as technical staff, wherever we are in the future to carry out our work.”
