Former Tottenham and PSG boss Mauricio Pochettino has been tipped to become Manchester City's next manager.
Pochettino led PSG to the Ligue 1 title this season but was sacked earlier this week, with the French giants having come no closer to claiming a first-ever Champions League crown.
He had previously looked like the frontrunner for the Manchester United hot seat - but Erik ten Hag ultimately got the top job at Old Trafford.
So what's next for the Argentine - who steered Spurs to three straight top-three Premier League finishes, as well as the 2019 Champions League final - remains to be seen, but could he eventually find himself in the Etihad Stadium dugout?
Well, former City midfielder Trevor Sinclair thinks he'd be a great fit for the job when Pep Guardiola eventually moves on (which it has to be said may not be any time soon!).
Speaking to talkSPORT, Sinclair - who faced Pochettino in England's 1-0 win over Argentina at the 2002 World Cup - said:
"It doesn't matter how big the players are; we have seen him managing [Lionel] Messi, [Kylian] Mbappe and Neymar. So on that side of things, I think he is safe hands. He is a charming man and I think he comes across well in the media.
"I actually feel that Manchester City might be the club for him. I think he might have a bit of a sabbatical now, because I'm sure he is not struggling for finances.
"But I think Manchester City could be the one for him. If Guardiola walks away at a certain stage, that might be a hot seat ready to take for Pochettino."
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