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Mauricio Pochettino has once again indicated that he wants to return to Tottenham as he claimed their recent achievements are "not enough" for a club of that stature. Despite his current commitments with the United States national team, the Argentine said his ultimate ambition is to win the Champions League and Premier League. The pull of London remains strong Pochettino may be overseeing the development of football across the Atlantic, but his gaze remains fixed on the high-pressure environment of the Premier League. In a revealing interview on the High Performance podcast, the former Spurs boss has once again fanned the flames of a potential reunion with the club he led to the 2019 Champions League final. With Spurs currently navigating a difficult period under Thomas Frank, Pochettino’s public commentary on the club's "needs" feels like a deliberate signal to the hierarchy at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The Argentine spent five successful years in north London, fostering a deep emotional bond with the supporters that has never truly dissipated. While his subsequent spells at Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea were met with mixed success, his time at Spurs remains the defining period of his managerial career. His latest comments suggest that he still views the club as his "home" in English football, and he appears increasingly vocal about what it will take for the Lilywhites to return to the top table of European football. Europa League is 'not enough' for Spurs Pochettino was characteristically blunt when discussing the level of success required at Tottenham. While the club went on to win the Europa League last season. the 53-year-old insists that the fans deserve significantly more. He argued that for a club with Tottenham’s infrastructure and following, the focus must be exclusively on the most prestigious prizes in the game. "To win a Europa League, that the team won, is good, but it’s not enough," Pochettino asserted. "It is not enough to challenge for the Ca