have since been charged by the Premier League for historical breaches of competition rules and were
The club also had a six-point deduction Antonio Conte's team finished seven points clear of Pochettino's Spurs in 2016-17.
owners Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital self-reported 74 breaches of Football Association rules when they purchased the club in 2022.
The Blues admitted making £47m in secret payments to unregistered agents and third-parties over transfers between 2011 and 2018.
Pochettino, who managed Spurs from 2014 to 2019, said: "We should win one title, one Premier League. We should have been awarded it.
"[] were punished, they admitted, so that's it? The title should be for the team that was second.
"It's true that we didn't compete with the same rules. It's completely fair to say that we didn't compete before the start of the season with the same card. "
The current USA coach led to the 2019 Champions League final during his five years in charge of Spurs.
They did not win a trophy during his time there, with his best Premier League finish being that second place to in 2017.
"Maybe with the same rules, if we apply the same things, maybe we could've signed some players that would have made the team better or scored more goals," added the Argentine, who later became boss for the 2023-24 season.
"It's not me complaining. It's the truth. If they admitted they broke the rules, the Premier League title was for the second-best team.
"I'm not scared to say the truth. The fans will be upset with me because I'm saying this, but if we were at and broke the rules I'd admit the same. "
