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Mourinho To Replace Pochettino At Tottenham

Former Manchester United coach Jose Mourinho may replace Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino at the London Club.

The Ex Chelsea manager ,has been tipped among the top candidates to replace the Argentina coach.

Reports suggest that Tottenham have identified Mourinho along with former Juventus boss, Max Allegri as the top contenders to replace Pochettino, who is under pressure at the club following Spurs’ recent dismal performance.

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Recall that Tottenham lost   to Bayern Munich in the Champions League and Brighton in the Premier League.

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Mourinho’s last managerial job was with Manchester United where he was sacked in December.

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The former Inter Milan and FC Porto coach was close to tears during an interview a few weeks ago as he admitted he missed football.

Mourinho said: “I miss my football, I have the fire. The most difficult thing for me is to say “no” to the possibilities I had to work.

“I have to be patient and wait for the right one and the right one is one at the dimension of what I am as a manager”

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