Tottenham will be facing Everton this Sunday, and Mauricio Pochettino, Tottenham manager, takes charge to bring the team to triumph against the formidable opponent. Harry Kane is also considered as the crowd's favourite to bring home the "Golden Boot."
Mauricio Pochettino is highly regarded as coached Espanyol between 2009 and 2012, and became among the most respected managers of football clubs in Europe. His impressive work with Southampton earned him a coveted position to lead Tottenham for a win against the Everton. He is also reported to be happy in developing talents like Harry Kane and Dele Alli, Tottenham's football geniuses, according to Yahoo Sports.
"We are in a position where you can see we play good football, an exciting team with very good players, but it's normal we call the attention of the rest of the clubs, of football people around the world," Mauricio Pochettino mentioned regarding the possible offer of being the next coach for Barcelona, after Luis Enrique announced his stepping down by the end of the season. If Pochettino will be able to bring great numbers for Tottenham against Everton, he is most likely to win that position.
So the big chance of Mauricio Pochettino is to become the manager of Lionel Messi's team at the Nou Camp. However, he is admittedly worried about Toby Alderweireld who got a groin strain last weekend's winning game against Stoke. But he is quite confident with the performance of Harry Kane, who, despite a knee injury, was able to play formidably for the past recent games. Having the right strategy, Tottenham may actually win it against Everton.
As for Harry Kane, being the favourite for the second season running, he was able to lead the score charts with 17 goals alongside Romelu Lukaku. Despite sustained injuries, he was noted to have been able to be consistent on all his plays, Daily Mail reported. Mauricio Pochettino already has a group of invaluable players for Tottenham - possibly getting another winning strike now facing Everton.
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