Mauricio Pochettino wants to make Tottenham the 'best club in the world'

Mauricio Pochettino is "motivated" to stay at Tottenham, describing the club as "the best in the world."

The Argentine threw doubt on his future at the club, despite having four years to run on his current contract, by saying he could leave after the upcoming Champions League Final - win or lose.

Pochettino continues to be linked with jobs elsewhere, Juventus the latest European giant to reportedly show an interest, but insists he is happy at the club should progress continue to be made.

"Tottenham, for me, is the best club in the world," he told talkSPORT. "When we talk about facilities - this training ground, a stadium that is the best in the world - there is no better club.

"We need to make that step. Of course, we realise we can continue in this process, we can put Tottenham with the best teams in the world."

Pochettino has reiterated calls for a change in approach from the club, having gone almost 18 months without a first-team signing.

Chairman Daniel Levy is expected to meet with his manager in the days after the final to map out a plan moving forwards.

He said: "Still there is a lot of work to do but I am so motivated to stay in Tottenham and give Tottenham what they deserve.

"Now it's about finishing the Champions league and then to talk about how to build the new step.

"It's between us and the owner, Daniel, to know his ideas and share, and then design the plan to reach the last step, and be in a position that makes us to dream and believe we can be real contenders."