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Report: Tottenham looking for manager who can develop youth like Pochettino
Tottenham Hotspur want a manager who can develop youth, much like how Mauricio Pochettino did during his time at the club.
According to , two youngsters, Oliver Skipp and Ryan Sessegnon will return to the club, who are looking to hire a manager in the mould of their former manager
The publication have gone on to claim the outfit are in no rush to appoint a new man at the helm with an announcement not expected until after the last game of the season. It is thought the club want to take their time to make the right decision with no man having been offered the job and no coach having rejected it.
Jose Mourinho was sacked by the club just days before the team’s Carabao Cup final defeat at the hands of Manchester City with pundits and experts alike criticising the timing of the move. claimed after his sacking that the former Porto manager would’ve made it hard for the Citizens in the final.
TBR View: Development is the way to go
In the current climate of Covid-19, there seems to be only one way to go with regards to building a squad and that’s developing young players. It’s a tactic that has been used by many of the top clubs around Europe, especially in England.
Despite all the transfer fees on various players, the centre of Manchester City’s team is Phil Foden, a talent who has made his way through the club’s academy. Arsenal have followed suit during these uncertain times with the likes of Bukayo Saka and Emile Smith Rowe.
Meanwhile, Bayern Munich bought Alphonso Davies for a mere back in 2018 before the Canada international became a cornerstone of the German side’s defence.
Spurs themselves have benefitted greatly through youth development from their head coach with Pochettino having turned the likes of Harry Kane, Eric Dier, Dele Alli and Danny Rose into recognised internationals and Champions League finalists.
It’s only right the north London giants look to carry on with the policy which became a fundamental principle of their former Argentine manager’s managerial style. Developing youth can work as has been shown by various clubs around the continent.