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I think he's just referring to the same one doing the rounds today. It's not Ornstein saying it either.Think it might be one of those beardy craft beer only articles.
Seeing as you can't view the article unless you're an avocado toast connoisseur like myself, here's the pertinent bit:
As things stand, a sense from within the game is that Tottenham’s Mauricio Pochettino is a prime target, though if the Argentine became available, there would many interested parties.“Pochettino would be the preferred solution,” The Athletic is told.
“If he and Spurs end up splitting, which looks likely, Bayern will do anything to get him. On the other hand, that’s what everyone would do, even Real Madrid and probably Manchester United, who have been aiming at him for a year and a half now. It’s a very difficult option, but that would be Bayern’s priority.”