Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is happy to stand by manager Mauricio Pochettino.

The Sun says Levy wants to give Poch time to turn around a dismal start to the campaign.

The Argie coach would get the four years left on his contract paid up if he is axed.

And more importantly, he would also walk into his next job without compensation going to the club he started rebuilding five seasons ago.

Real Madrid and Manchester United are long-term admirers of the 47-year-old coach and both have managers under scrutiny.

Pochettino's stock is still high at Europe's top clubs after his work at Spurs since getting appointed in 2014 from Southampton.