Tottenham: Daniel Levy has 'two frontrunners' to replace Conte at Hotspur Way

Former Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino and Graham Potter are leading the way to replace Antonio Conte if he decides to leave Spurs this summer, according to insider Dean Jones.

Conte has only been at the north London club for six months, but he is not guaranteed to still be there when next season gets underway.

The Italian coach has done a fine job since taking charge of Tottenham, getting the team into contention to qualify for the Champions League.

However, he could be a tempted by a move elsewhere to join a club that can immediately challenge for silverware, such as PSG, which is a job that he has been linked with.

Conte recently dismissed talk of him leaving as “fake news“, but this has not stopped speculation about his future.

It was reported last month that Tottenham would be interested in appointing Pochettino, Potter or Roberto Mancini to succeed Conte if he did walk out on the club.

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Jones does not appear to be convinced that Mancini would be in the running for the role, but he has confirmed that Pochettino and Potter are two managers that Tottenham could turn to.

He told GIVEMESPORT: “I think Pochettino is the go-to person for them, the next time they need a manager. We’ll have to wait and see if he’s actually available or not. But, Graham Potter’s on that list too, so I’d say they’re the two frontrunners at the moment, Poch and Potter, if Conte was to go.”

Pochettino did an almost faultless job in his first spell at Tottenham, making the side title contenders on a couple of occasions, while also taking them to a Champions League final in 2019.

However, his time in charge of PSG has been a little underwhelming, with the team