Mauricio Pochettino has met with club chairman, Daniel Levy to discuss his future after Spurs dip in form this season.

Tottenham are 14th on the League table, 6 points away from relegation and 11 points off the top four despite reaching the Champions League final with their squad having disappointed so far.

Rumors have it that Christian Eriksen, Toby Alderweireld and Jan Vertoghen are looking to leave the club next season when their contracts expires.

According to the Telegraph, Pochettino and Daniel Levy held talks to identify the challenge the club is going through during the international break. The options were either a summer reinforcement is needed or the former Southampton manager needs to be replaced.

Levy would have to pay a sum of £12m to sack the Argentine with the interest of Jose Mourinho still growing as potential replacement.

Tottenham Hotspurs will face West Ham United and a defeat to their London rivals might see him axed from the club.

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The 7-2 loss to Bayern Munich in the Champions League, Spurs exit from the League Cup by League 2 club, Colchester and Brighton’s 3-0 humiliation in the Premier League contributes to Pochettino’s likeliness of being sacked.