Mauricio Pochettino has shrugged off speculation linking him with Manchester United ahead of Tottenham's Europa League clash against Fiorentina.
The Argentine coach's stock is on the rise as he has led Spurs to second place in the Premier League table and is competing for silverware on three fronts this season.
The 43-year-old is now regarded as one of the game's most promising young managers after introducing a ferocious brand of football at White Hart Lane.
Pochettino's role in Tottenham's rich vein of form has seen speculation grow in regards to a potential chance to take charge at Old Trafford this summer.
But Pochettino chose to reiterate his commitment to Spurs when questioned about interest from United: "I am very happy at Tottenham," he told the Daily Mirror.
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"There is a fantastic atmosphere at the club between the staff, the employees, the players and the fans - it is just fantastic."
Confidence is high within the Spurs camp but Pochettino is well aware that his side cannot afford to rest on their laurels in Florence this evening.
Paulo Sousa's team are currently third in Serie A and Pochettino, who has hinted he could shuffle his pack at the Stadio Artemio Franchi, has urged Spurs to maintain their momentum against La Viola.
"We need to try to show that we are better than them," Pochettino told the club's official website.
"It’s never easy because they have a very good team and they are playing well but you need to believe and today, our squad believes we can do better.
"We now need to deliver.
“It is key to ensure we’re hungry to play and it’s important to keep our momentum,” he added.
