Pochettino says he didn't participate in Chelsea's lap of appreciation and gives reason.

After a difficult season at Stamford Bridge, Argentine coach Mauricio Pochettino remains uncertain about his future at Chelsea. With five consecutive wins, including a 2-1 victory over Bournemouth, securing sixth place in the Premier League and a spot in Europe next season, Pochettino has endured immense pressure throughout the campaign.

In Sunday's game, Moises Caicedo stunned fans with a goal-of-the-season contender from the halfway line, opening the scoring. Both teams quickly netted goals at the start of the second half, putting Chelsea under immense pressure in the closing minutes. However, they managed to hold on and secure all three points.

The team will now eagerly await the FA Cup final on Saturday to see which European competition they will be playing in. A victory for Manchester United would see them drop down to the Europa Conference League. But the bigger question remains: will Pochettino still be in charge next season?

The former Tottenham boss only added to the speculation surrounding his future when he left the pitch before the customary lap of appreciation, with his entire coaching staff following suit. This left little opportunity for Pochettino to address the loyal supporters who have stood by him through thick and thin.

But Pochettino downplayed the significance of his early exit, explaining that he simply needed to attend to media duties. He offered little assurance about his future at the club, leaving fans and the media to speculate even more.

After spending some time with the players, Pochettino headed off to attend a dinner with Todd Boehly, a potential future owner of the club. When asked about the dinner and a rumored meeting with the club's hierarchy this week, Pochettino remained tight-lipped, stating that he was unsure if it would happen.

With his staff about to go on holiday and Pochettino planning to stay in London for a few more days, he made it clear that his door is always open and his phone is always on. When questioned about his involvement in summer transfers, Pochettino stated that it is ultimately a club decision, but he and his staff are always willing to offer their input.

The future remains uncertain for Pochettino and Chelsea, but one thing is for sure: the Argentine coach will always put the club's interests first, whether it's staying for a dinner or enduring a difficult season on the pitch.

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