Why Chelsea Spurs Should Prioritise Mauricio Pochettino Over Thomas Tuchel If Antonio Conte Leaves

Data study indicates Chelsea Spurs should prioritize Mauricio Pochettino over Thomas Tuchel if Antonio Conte departs. The former Spurs boss beat Conte to the title and had even greater success during his season at Paris Saint-Germain.

Spurs must ensure their recruitment process is focused and purposeful in order to find a replacement for Conte. Whoever they select must be capable of building an entirely new squad from scratch.

1. Pochettino has a better record than Conte and Potter

Following Antonio Conte and Graham Potter's resignations, Chelsea and Tottenham are both searching for a new manager. According to an in-depth data study team's analysis, Chelsea should prioritize appointing Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino.

He holds the fourth-highest total number of games as manager in Tottenham's history, trailing only Bill Nicholson (832), Peter McWilliam (505) and Keith Burkinshaw (431). Furthermore, he leads all European managers with 53 matches across all competitions.

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2. He has a better record than Luis Enrique

Data study has ranked the top six managers at Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur, with Pochettino ranking higher than Luis Enrique.

Spurs, founded in 1882, have won several FA Cups and the League title throughout their history but only made it to the Champions League final once - a UEFA cup win in 1962.

Their most memorable achievement came in 2009, when they defeated Wigan Athletic 9-1 at White Hart Lane to secure the Premier League title.

After just one year in charge of Tottenham Hotspur, Mauricio Pochettino has quickly earned himself a reputation for his tactical adaptability and knack for extracting the best from young players. His record stands better than those of Luis Enrique or Jose Mourinho, suggesting he may be better suited to take Tottenham's next step forward than either other contender.

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3. He has a better record than Tuchel

Mauricio Pochettino of Tottenham has twice won the Champions League. As such, he is considered by Chelsea as their number one coach ahead of Luis Enrique, Thomas Tuchel and Maurizio Sarri.

His success in North London was largely due to his ability to improve a team that often struggled at the top of the table. He also has an enviable reputation for quickly transitioning play and creating goals.

However, his record at PSG hasn't been as stellar despite leading them to Ligue 1 glory. Despite losing in the opening rounds of both Champions League and Cup-Winners' Cup competitions, he had a 75% win rate and Kylian Mbappe scored 83 goals for PSG.

As such, he's the most likely candidate for the job at Chelsea and best suited for their style of play. That is why Levy and Tottenham should make Conte their top priority if they decide to part ways with Conte at the club.

4. He has a better record than Rodgers

Pochettino's record against the top six has been far superior to Rodgers' despite only having six seasons in the Premier League. He achieved an incredible 76.3 per cent win rate during his first two seasons at Manchester City, far better than Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's 58.2 percent mark at Manchester United.

Tottenham currently face a number of difficulties and, if they want to address them, bringing in someone with experience rebuilding struggling teams should be top on their priority list.

Rodgers can help. His vast experience of managing teams through crisis has proven him to be an adept leader, having served at Liverpool, Celtic and Leicester.

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5. He has a better record than Mourinho

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino's Tottenham team will always present a challenge in the Champions League, but his record against other top teams in this league is impressive - which helped propel Tottenham to its first ever Champions League final in 2019.

Consistency is key for any successful team, and that's exactly what Mauricio has managed to accomplish during his time at the club. He's consistently kept standards high while having an eye for talent.

He has also built a squad that takes the pressure off and gives players time to develop. Additionally, he was able to break away from bad habits that had formed during Pochettino's reign - something vital for any club.