Tottenham manager Mauricio Pocehttino has insisted that he will be at the club next season.
The 45-year-old has stated he will be in charge of the north London club next year despite reports that he could leave in the summer.
He has also dismissed a potential buy-out clause in his contract and claims that he is fully committed to Spurs.
“There are many rumours, but I am committed with the club,” Pochettino said, as quoted by BBC Sport. “There is no reason to leave. I will be here for pre-season. There is no buy-out clause in my contract, I will stay here next season.”
Sky Sports Italy reported that Inter Milan were flying into London to hold talks with Spurs about taking Pochettino to the San Siro for next season.
The report detailed that there was a £4.2million buy-out clause in his contract, but the Argentinian boss has denied that it exists.
Spurs fans will be delighted that their manageR has pledged his future to the club and he is still under contract until 2021.
He has managed to build a very exciting squad during his three years with the club and they finished second in the Premier League table this season, despite pushing champions Chelsea in the title race.
They are preparing to make the temporary move to Wembley Stadium next year as their new ground is developed and Pochettino could face his toughest season yet.
The club will be looking to keep hold of their star players going forward and will hope their manager can go on to win his first piece of silveware with them.