Paris Saint-Germain have extended their contract with coach Mauricio Pochettino. The Argentine should lead the club into the future.
The French Spiteznklub Paris Saint-Germain continues to rely on the services of coach Mauricio Pochettino and has extended the contract with him and his coaching staff until summer 2023. PSG announced on Friday evening. This also puts an end to rumors that the Argentine could leave.
“I am very happy, also for my staff,” Pochettino is quoted as saying: “It is very important for us to feel the support and trust of the club. We will do everything we can to make the fans proud.”
PSG: Pochettino followed Tuchel – poor record in the first half year
Pochettino took up the post at PSG in January of this year as the successor to the dismissed Thomas Tuchel. In its first six months, however, there were no great successes. In the Champions League, the French failed in the semi-finals at Manchester City, in the championship PSG had to give up again for the first time in four years and give way to Lille OSC. After all, Pochettino managed to win the cup with the club in the final against Niko Kovac’s AS Monaco.
Nevertheless, those responsible have great confidence in the 49-year-old, who was a player for PSG between 2001 and 2003. “We are very happy that Mauricio is expanding the adventure with the PSG family. Since he himself was captain 20 years ago, he shares the club’s values, goals and visions,” said President Nasser Al-Khelaifi: “Thanks to Mauricio’s leadership we are excited and confident about the future. “
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