As quoted by French newspaper L'Equipe (via Sport Witness), a source has explained that Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy is 'ready' to do one thing as he pursues Paris-Saint Germain manager Mauricio Pochettino.

The Lowdown: Return of Poch?

Just over a year and a half after leaving Tottenham, the 49-year-old could now make a sensational return to north London as reports emerge of his interest in coming back to the club.

Indeed, Pochettino could swap the French capital for an N17 return after The Athletic broke news of Tottenham's contact with their former manager.

He reportedly fancies the idea of becoming Tottenham's head coach once again, but one huge obstacle appears to be PSG, with the Argentine's current club not keen on losing him this summer.

The Latest: L'Equipe source makes big Levy claim...

As per the print edition of French newspaper L'Equipe (via Sport Witness), a source close to the situation has detailed just how desperate Levy is to see Pochettino return to Spurs.

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The Tottenham chairman is apparently 'ready' to make 'lots of concessions' in pursuit of the Lilywhites fan favourite, with Levy also holding a belief this appointment could ease the pressure on his position.

"Daniel Levy knows that, in the face of his unpopularity, he doesn’t have much choice," the source explained to L'Equipe (via Sport Witness) when asked on the Pochettino situation.

"He is ready to make lots of concessions. Bringing back Pochettino, very popular, could allow him to come out of the crisis from the top.”

The Verdict: Boost for Tottenham?

That Levy is seemingly ready to make concessions to land his man could come as an exciting claim for Spurs supporters, but the Spurs chairman's apparent reasoning behind a possible return for Pochettino may be worrying and indicate a lack of critical thinking.

Indeed, re-hiring the former Southampton manager would come as a big PR win for Levy and may do wonders to appease a large section of fans who, in recent weeks, have voiced their displeasure with his running of the club.

If he really wants what is best for Tottenham, the 59-year-old may have to think harder over who could be the best appointment logically - and that doesn't necessarily mean the most popular choice.

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