We reported on Thursday that Tottenham Hotspur confirmed they had agreed a £42.5m deal for Mauricio Pochettino to remain as manager until 2023, with his first-team coaching staff Jesús Pérez, Miguel D’Agostino and Toni Jimenez also agreeing new deals, and supporters are over the moon with the news.
Yessss He’s magic you no . Love him COYS ?
— Suzanne Barton (@1964suebar) May 24, 2018
Get innnnn
— Addicted To Spurs (@addicted_spurs) May 24, 2018
Best manager in the Premier League. We’re so lucky to have him. He’s given us our identity back & fully deserves proper backing now in the transfer market. He’s magic you know !
— Anthony Heard (@AnthonyH7) May 24, 2018
We love Mauricio ??? best news in a long time COYFS
— Charlotte (@Charpercy84) May 24, 2018
I Love this man.
— c (@Deadertonghen) May 24, 2018
YESSSSSS #COYS pic.twitter.com/fbubiS0LIL
— Craig (@mrcraigo10) May 24, 2018
Absolutely fantastic news & the most important person at the football club already tied down this summer.
Imperative he’s now fully backed in the transfer market and given the right amount of money to go out and bring in 2-3 marquee signings to take this squad to the next level.
— Ricky Sacks ? (@RickSpur) May 24, 2018
YESSSSS CANT BREATHE
— Melvin. (@MauricioMagic) May 24, 2018
Spurs finished third in the Premier League last season, securing Champions League football for a third consecutive campaign, while reaching the knockouts in Europe. Pochettino took charge of Tottenham in 2014, presiding over 218 games as manager and is on the brink of trophy success.
Fans are happy to see the Argentine has ignored interest from the likes of Manchester United, Real Madrid and Barcelona and will stay with the Lilywhites for five more years. He’s led Tottenham to the semi-finals of the FA Cup in each of the last two seasons and reached the final of the League Cup in his debut campaign.
Tottenham have tied down their biggest asset for the long-term, and Pochettino committing his future until 2023 could see a number of important players follow suit. The 46-year-old is regarded as one of the best managers in Europe, turning Spurs from a mediocre top-six club into one with a genuine chance of winning the Premier League in the future.
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