Football rumours: Pochettino to Bayern and Mourinho to Arsenal?

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Today’s tell-all is preaching to the converted

The future of Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino has been the subject of speculation since the final whistle of last season’s Champions League final and Bayern Munich are the latest club reported to be interested in offering the Argentinian a fresh start. While there currently seems little danger of him being dismissed by Spurs despite their poor start to the season, Pochettino has the air about him of a man who could do with a change of scenery and German TV channel Sport1 say Bayern are eyeing him up as a potential replacement for Niko Kovac. Ajax manager Erik ten Hag and Ralf Rangnick, head of Red Bull’s football wing have also been linked with the Bayern job.

When he’s not offering opinions for spare change in the Sky Sports studio on Sunday afternoons, José Mourinho can be found in an underground bunker plotting his next move into management. According to the Sun, his desire to become the first manager to win major trophies at three English clubs “could be of huge interest to Arsenal if they find themselves looking for a new manager soon”. While Mourinho himself has had nothing to say pm the matter, unnamed “sources” seem to have been putting the word out that he would be open to replacing Unai Emery should the Spaniard find himself out of work after a decidedly underwhelming start to the season.

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from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/oct/31/football-rumours-pochettino-to-bayern-and-mourinho-to-arsenal

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