The pair worked together for five-and-a-half years and will be reunited when Chelsea visit Tottenham on Monday.
Mauricio Pochettino believes under-fire Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has done an “amazing” job and harbours no lingering animosity over his sacking in 2019.
Pochettino received a message of congratulations from his former boss following his move to Stamford Bridge and insists they are on good terms ahead of an eagerly-anticipated reunion.“We are very respectful and he sent a text when I signed here, wishing the best to me and everyone. Tottenham challenged for the Premier League title, became Champions League regulars and built a £1billion stadium during Pochettino’s time working under Levy.He also acknowledged intense scrutiny comes with the territory when asked for his view on some Spurs supporters calling for Levy to go.“He is involved now more than 20 years in football and understands the situation.
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