Mauricio Pochettino, the former manager of Paris Saint-Germain, watched Argentina's dramatic victory over Mexico at the Qatar World Cup with club president Nasser Al-Khelaifi, demonstrating that there is still little animosity between the two parties.
Despite winning Ligue 1 last season, the Argentine, who played for PSG throughout his playing career, left the Parisian club this summer after just two seasons.
Pochettino looked like his usual happy self as he took a picture with his son Sebastiano, Jesus Perez, two members of his coaching staff at the Parisian club, and club president Al-Khelaifi on Saturday as they watched Argentina beat Mexico.
Mauricio Pochettino and his son and assistant, Jesus Perez, sat next to PSG president Mauricio Pochettino for an Instagram photo. Lionel Messi scored a goal and Enzo Fernandez scored a wonder goal to give Argentina their first tournament point and keep them on track for the knockout stages.
Pochettino and Al-Khelaifi have shown unity just one week after the former Southampton and Tottenham manager appeared to criticize the club for how it responded to wins and losses.
"Absolutely agree.Everyone undervalues the coach's work.In response to a question regarding whether he felt undervalued, he stated, "If we lost, it was the coach's fault." When we won, it was due to individual talent.
"A model for a team club was created.Completing that model was a challenging task with a lot of unknowns.The model required time to integrate all those personalities and talent into a team, which only took place in Paris.We ended up with nine or ten players who were captains of their teams due to injuries, a new city, and players from the Copa America and the Euros.
Since leaving the French capital earlier this year, Pochettino has not had a job, and recent reports have linked him to a team that is competing for the Champions League.
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