Levy lost £ 104 million to the worst signature of Pochettino on Spurs

For the last six years there was nothing less than a vortex for Tottenham Hotspur.

Fans saw their club go out of a Champions League finally to the lower half Premier league And their best best goalkeeper was sold to Bayern from Munich.

On top of that, Daniel Levy He passed many managers, with José Mourinho, Nuno Espírit Santo and Antonio Conte, everyone failed to meet expectations.

To his merit, Ange postecoglou He was at least able to restore the fun factor for a while, but now he begins to feel like his time is running out of time.

In fact, if the recent murmurs is believed, there is a unlikeness that the Australian will replace the last manager to manage the club in the right direction in the permanent period: Mauricio Pochettino.

Potential return of pochettino

November 19, 2019, just five months after led the club until their first Champions League final, it was announced that Pochettino fired the SpursWho was 14 at the time in the Premier League – sounds familiar?

While the northern Londons broke through the aforementioned list of managers in the coming years, the Argentine took a while before he took over the job Paris Saint-Germain in January 2021where he won League, French Cup and French Super Cup but was fired Summer 2022.

Once again without a job, former Lilywhites chief took another year from the reflector before he made a shock decision To manage the head of Chelsea Last season, where, unfortunately, things failed, as after the sixth place ended, He left “mutual consent.”

It was a much faster turnaround in terms of finding a new job this time, as In September it was announced To take over the duty of the Male national team of the United States through the next World Cup, which will host in the United States, Mexico and Canada.

However, things did not completely disappear according to Pochettino, as he won five of his first eight games In charge, his side lost the semifinals of the Concacaf Nation against Panama and then the play-offs in third place against Canada.

So, since things don’t go great in his current role and things go worse for postecoglou in London, it’s not surprising to see massively reports that he jumps on him by saying“Yes, I would like to come back one day” last week.

However, although anything can happen in football, it seems to be a distant possibility because it would allegedly need a fee Package in the £ 21m regionWhich seems little probably that something Levy would be ready to pay.

This is said, if the former Spurs chief returned and handed over the reigns, we are sure that there are some things that would like to do completely differently and the mistakes he would like to avoid, mistakes like signing Tanguy Nmobela.

Potchetta’s worst signing of spurs

So, during the time of Pochett’s time in Spurs, he was responsible for some great signatures, but also his honest share of heavy, such as Serge Aurier, Clinton N’jie and Vincent Jansen, but the worst, far, he must be nmbele.

French midfielder joined the club for a record fee at the time of around £ 63 million and with Hype’s mountain, so much so that some are Journalists thought of him as a new club Mousa Dembélé.

Unfortunately, these comparisons could not be beyond reality, because while the former Lyon Star was able to show his quality here and there, he was often ascension, if not a real withdrawal on the rest.

All in all, a 28-year-old midfielder who is a journalist Paul Brown named “One of the worst signatures that the Spurs have ever made,” made 91 first team performances for the clubAchieving only ten goals and the provision of nine assists.

Worse, a dud dud born Longjumeau was handed over A contract of £ 200,000 per week When he initially put a pen on paper, so for the first two and a half years he earned £ 26 million in the club, before Returning to Lyon on loan for the second half of the campaign 21/22.

He spent a year in Italy next season with Napoli, but Lilywhites still had to pay around £ 7.4 million about his wages, and then, last year, had to pay £ 7.8 million to convince Galatasaray to take it on loan.

Fortunately, the club broke his job last summerIn order not to pay more money for someone who will never bring him into the first team, but when you add up the money he earned in his salary and his initial fee, the Frenchman Tottenham cost about 104.2 million pounds.

When it breaks down, it goes out to around £ 1.1m per attraction, £ 10.4 million per goal, £ 11.5 million per auxiliary or £ 5.4 million per goal, which is the kind of money you would pay for a true return to the game.

Finally, if Pochettino returns to Spurs this year, he could help the club return to where it belongs, although this time he might want to avoid expensive midfielders from the south of France.