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9 hours ago, manpe said:

If PSG don't want to force out Neymar and/or Mbappe they would be wise to stay clear of Mourinho. 

They will leave anyway in a year or two...

8 hours ago, Nicco said:

Lets hope it happens so Mourinho can take his child Willian with him.

Willian wouldn't make it to the PSG bench even with Mourinho.

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He's sounding almost human and feeling apathy with Sarri!

That Bein interview was back in Jan and he got paid £120k for it!

Jose Mourinho explains when Sarri-ball will really start to work at Chelsea

The former Blues boss has been speaking about Maurizio Sarri at Stamford Bridge

https://www.football.london/chelsea-fc/news/jose-mourinho-explains-sarri-ball-15915046

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Mourinho is going back to Real Madrid! 

 

https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11835/11656553/jose-mourinho-tops-real-madrids-list-of-managerial-candidates-says-ramon-calderon

Jose Mourinho is the first choice to take over at Real Madrid and has already been approached by the club, according to former president Ramon Calderon.

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José Mourinho predicted to be back at Real Madrid within days

 Former president Ramón Calderón believes move is imminent 
 ‘Mourinho will be the perfect shield against the unhappiness’

 

José Mourinho could be back in charge of Real Madrid as early as Monday, according to the club’s former president Ramón Calderón. Mourinho, sacked by Manchester United in December, has been linked with a return to the Bernabéu, with Santiago Solari’s future in doubt after Real went out of the Champions League to Ajax this week.

Mourinho spent three tempestuous seasons at Real Madrid between 2010 and 2013, winning La Liga in 2012 but also falling out with Sergio Ramos and Iker Casillas as well as his Barcelona counterpart at the time, Pep Guardiola.

However, Calderón thinks the time is right for Mourinho’s second coming in Madrid. “I understand Mourinho will sign a deal for the remainder of this season and for another three years, with a net salary of £17m per year,” Calderón wrote in the i newspaper.

“For the president [Florentino Pérez], Mourinho will be the perfect shield against the unhappiness in the media, the fans and the players. But it will not be easy and I predict it will be very difficult over the next three months.”

On the possibility of friction between Mourinho and Ramos, Calderon added: “It remains to be seen what Ramos will do. The fans love him, he is one of the most important players and he wants to see out the rest of his career at Real Madrid.”

Mourinho was asked about going back to Real during a recent appearance on beIN SPORTS. He said: “Would I go back to a club I’ve been at before? If I thought it was the right club, right structure, the right ambitions, no problem at all.

 
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Jose Mourinho ready for talks over becoming next Newcastle United manager

EXCLUSIVE: Billionaire looking to buy Newcastle has Mourinho on his wish-list — and rock-star boss isn't ruling it out

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/jose-mourinho-newcastle-united-manager-16482660

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Cole snubs Mourinho when picking best Chelsea boss

https://www.goal.com/en/news/cole-snubs-mourinho-when-picking-best-chelsea-boss/19d6wgb7phzgq15nj12c3x3lmy

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The former Blues defender enjoyed success under the Portuguese coach in west London, but considers others to have done more for his game

Ashley Cole has snubbed Jose Mourinho when selecting his favourite Chelseaboss, with Carlo Ancelotti considered to have been the “number one”.

The Blues were transformed into a dominant force domestically and serious contenders on the European stage by the legendary Portuguese coach.

Cole, though, was to move to Stamford Bridge as Mourinho’s first spell at Chelsea began to unravel.

The former England international did taste FA Cup and League Cup successes, but had to wait for a first Premier League title with the Blues.

Ancelotti, as part of a double triumph, delivered that and Cole believes the Italian is the finest manager he worked with in west London.

An iconic left-back who spent eight years with Chelsea, told the club’s official website when reflecting on his career: “I think the managers who suited my style were more attacking, which is how I had played at Arsenal.

“When [Luiz Felipe] Scolari came in I felt at my best. I felt I blossomed under him and got back to playing with confidence.

“Ancelotti was my number one. We played with tactics, obviously, but he gave you a freedom and I was able to attack. That double season in 2009-10 was probably my best season.

“It was the most I scored in a season, I felt I was unbeatable in defence and was linking up with others well.

“I had a great relationship with Florent Malouda on the left wing, JT [John Terry] next to me and Frank [Lampard] on that left side of the midfield three. I was able to make runs in behind and was always in dangerous spots inside the box.”

 

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