Jose Mourinho mentioned that he can be “able to go” again to the Premier League on the finish of his Fenerbahce contract in two years.
The 61-year-old, talking after his aspect’s 1-1 draw in opposition to Manchester United within the Europa League on Thursday, mentioned that he can be ready for a return to English soccer.
Mourinho received three Premier League trophies throughout two separate spells as Chelsea supervisor, whereas he later had stints in command of United and Tottenham Hotspur.
The Portuguese head coach was requested a few future return to England after the match in Istanbul, the place he has a two-year contract at Fenerbahce that runs till the summer time of 2026.
“Smartest thing I can do is to go to a staff who doesn’t play in UEFA competitions,” Mourinho mentioned after the match.
“So a membership on the backside in England who wants a coach in two years, I’m able to go. I don’t need to converse any extra about it.”
Mourinho additionally sarcastically known as referee Clement Turpin “among the finest on this planet” after he was sent-off in Thursday’s match.
Mourinho was proven a straight pink card by French official Turpin for his response after Fenerbahce’s Vivid Osayi-Samuel went down below a problem from Manuel Ugarte inside United’s penalty space.
Replays appeared to point out minimal contact from Ugarte on Osayi-Samuel.
“I congratulate the referee,” Mourinho informed TNT Sports activities after the match.
“He informed me one thing completely unimaginable, that he might see my response and the penalty incident on the identical time. He had one eye on each on the identical time. He has peripheral imaginative and prescient in an incident at 100 miles per hour. That’s the reason he is likely one of the greatest referees on this planet.
“I watched the incident. I don’t converse concerning the incident.”
Fenerbahce, who’ve 5 factors from their three Europa League group part matches, return to motion on Sunday within the Turkish Tremendous Lig in opposition to Bodrum.
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