Mauricio Pochettino and PSG have reportedly agreed to go their separate ways this summer.
Pochettino took the reins in Paris in January last year and guided the club he once played for to a joint-record 10th French title in 2021/22.
But that doesn't appear to have been enough for him to keep his job with the Ligue 1 giants, who again fell short in the Champions League - well short, in fact, losing to eventual winners Real Madrid in the last 16.
According to The Athletic', the 50-year-old former Tottenham boss will depart the Parc des Princes ahead of the 2022/23 campaign.
Where he might end up next is anyone's guess; he had been the favourite to become Manchester United's new manager - but Erik ten Hag ultimately got the nod - while Real Madrid were interested in making him Zinedine Zidane's successor before appointing Carlo Ancelotti.
And with Spurs really clicking under Antonio Conte, a return to North London is off the table for the time being - although Pochettino was pictured in a Spurs t-shirt on holiday earlier this week, rather proving just how close to his heart the team he managed for five-and-a-half years still is.
As for who PSG might be lining up as Pochettino's successor, Nice head coach Christopher Galtier is currently the bookies' favourite - ahead of Zidane...
