By now everyone in touch with the Premier League must have heard of the rumours surrounding Spurs’ Mauricio Pochettino and Manchester United. Here is the case for him to remain in North London.
While it is true and without a doubt that the Argentine would be provided with a surplus of a budget by the Manchester United board. Pochettino has nearly brought Spurs across the line and with a little more investment after the opening of their new stadium, he can add the proper pieces to supplement the elite talent already in the squad.
Harry Kane is simply the best at his position in all of England. Dele Alli is very young and already is an immensely, accomplished player. Christian Eriksen is sensational and creative, the most essential element to Spurs’ attack. Finally, Son is a dynamic forward that helps the midfielders such as Alli and Eriksen link to Kane with superb effect.
It would be extremely difficult for Spurs and Mauricio to dip into the market and look for another striker. They have two up front, who many other number 9’s knows they will never get the nod ahead of.
This gives me reason to believe Spurs has nicely placed a safety net on their attacking line, making sure they don’t suffer up front. It’s not so much the tip of Spur but other parts of the squad needing repair. Is the Argentine’s job done? Or is it incomplete?