In the current Ligue 1 table, Greater Paris has 59 points, 13 points ahead of second-place Marseille. Judging from the current situation, it is no longer a problem for Paris to win the Ligue 1 title. The real test for them is still in the Champions League.
Whether Paris will win the Champions League, we don't know. But we know that after the season, there will be changes in Greater Paris. The Daily Mail reported that Real Madrid are ready to compete with Manchester United for Pochettino, who is expected to leave Paris Saint-Germain at the end of the season.
It was strange to see Pochettino so welcome. During his time at Tottenham, although he did not win a championship trophy, he took the team to such a high level that he became a world-class coach. However, after arriving in Ligue 1, it repeatedly brought the Great Paris overturned the ship, directly revealing its original form. Compared with the abilities that a world-class coach should have, Pochettino is really a pseudo-world coach, a bit of water. This is more obvious than the two managers before The Greater Paris.
Why is such a manager so popular with Manchester United and Real Madrid? On the Manchester United side, Lonnick is only a temporary manager, and his ability is also average, and the change of coach is inevitable. However, they chose Pochettino, unwise. It's just an enhanced version of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. What United really need is the iron-blooded coach, a figure like Klopp.
Real Madrid here, it is understood that Ancelotti is likely to leave after the season. That's why they set their sights on Pochettino. Moreover, Real Madrid are ready to use Mbappe to persuade the Boss. The premise is that Mbappe can smoothly transfer to Real Madrid.
Judging from the current news: Pochettino's departure from Grand Paris in the summer window is already an inevitability. And the new coach of The Greater Paris is most likely Zidane. As for whether Pochettino will go to Real Madrid or to Manchester United, it will have to wait for the specific situation. But one thing is for sure: he can't fail, whether at Real Madrid or At Manchester United. If it fails, Boas is Pochettino's lesson.