Copy linkFacebookXPinterestEmailShare this article 0Join the conversationFollow usAdd us as a preferred source on GoogleNewsletterSubscribe to our newsletterAt the end of a season where Tottenham have cycled through three managers, Mauricio Pochettino remains the clubs longest-serving boss since the legendary Bill Nicholson.The Argentine oversaw 293 matches as Spurs boss between 2014 and 2019, leading the club to four consecutive top-four finishes and reaching the 20189 Champions League final.That made him one of the most popular managers of the clubs modern era and it is clear that his fondness for the north London club remains. You may like Mauricio Pochettino exclusive: 'Tottenham feels like home. Of course Id go back if the conditions were right' Not winning a trophy at Spurs hurt because of the momentum that built around us, but those years should still be spoken about as a huge success Mauricio Pochettino on reflects on his Tottenham successes Mauricio Pochettino exclusive: USMNT boss reveals details of high-level Manchester United meeting Pochettino on his everlasting Spurs connectionFourFourTwo's essential 2026 World Cup pack!Get your hands on the newest issue of FourFourTwo - our ultimate World Cup pack! Featuring: Englands American dream, Jordan Pickford and Morgan Rogers, Scotlands return, Mauricio Pochettino Q&A, biggest upsets plus a huge wallchart and preview special!View DealAs the 54-year-old prepares to lead co-hosts the United States at this summers World Cup, he has admitted that he would be open to a future return to Spurs, should the stars align.Yes, why not?, the Argentine tells FourFourTwo about the possibilities of one day returning to the Premier League.Any return to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, however, would have depend on timing and circumstances.If the right conditions are there, of course. Tottenham feels like home to us, he continues.Get FourFourTwo NewsletterThe best features, fun and footballing quizzes, straight to your inbox every week.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsorsBy submitting your information you agree to the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy and are aged 16 or over.We identify with the clubs idiosyncrasies, values and supporters.Pochettinos post-Spurs career saw him take in stints at Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea before his current role with the United States, but despite managing some of Europes biggest clubs, he is clearly still ambitious.Right now its about enjoying the World Cup, he continues.After that, Ive always said I came so close to winning the Premier League and Champions League, and want to try again.Id like to be part of a project with the ambition of winning both.TOPICSTottenham HotspurPremier LeagueJoe MewisSocial Links NavigationFor more than a decade, Joe Mewis has worked in football journalism as a reporter and editor. Mewis has had stints at Mirror Football and LeedsLive among others and worked at FourFourTwo throughout Euro 2024, reporting on the tournament. In addition to his journalist work, Mewis is also the author of four football history books that include times on Leeds United and the England national team. Now working as a digital marketing coordinator at Harrogate Town, too, Mewis counts some of his best career moments as being in the iconic Spygate press conference under Marcelo Bielsa and seeing his beloved Leeds lift the Championship trophy during lockdown.With contributions fromDani Gil
