He s been in football [a long time], he understands. It s not personal and I m sure he ll come back stronger and get an opportunity to manage another great club. Maybe one day he ll come back to us.
I m not going to sit here and analyse the past. It s not productive. Mauricio did a fantastic job for us, we are very grateful. I wish him all the best for the future.
I m still in contact with him. My relationship is very good with him. It just got to the point where it felt we needed a divorce.
Those are the words of Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy who has made it perfectly clear that he wouldn’t be surprised to see Mauricio Pochettino return to the club in some form in the future.
What kind of role that would be in, of course, is up for debate entirely, and is probably a conversation for much further down the road.
