Reports from Portuguese media suggest that it may well be written that the Portuguese will depart from the Spanish capital club, come the end of the season.
A lot of talk is circulating the current Spanish champions Real Madrid, regarding their managerial situation.
With the defending champions heading in to the season, with a “not-so-impressive” start, speculation is continuing to surround the self proclaimed “Special One”.
Real Madrid, who last year went on to bag the coveted La Liga crown form bitter rivals F.C Barcelona, smashed several records on its way. Most notable of which was their point tally which was the best ever in the competition’s history.
However, the reigning champions have had to endure one of the club’s poorest starts to a new campaign this season.
Jose Mourinho, who was described as the masterful tactician behind the team’s success last year, is now portrayed as the one responsible for their unexpected ability to compete for honours.
The current La Liga table sees the 9 time European champions pitted to an un-impressive 3rd place, behind both of their arch rivals, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604 and Atletico Madrid.
The recent reports have suggested that this season may well be his last with Real Madrid and his departure is almost set to occur at the end of the season.
Mourinho is considered as a flirt, as far as clubs are related, as proved by his past departures from F.C Porto, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Inter-c39567 Milan.
The Real Madrid board have stated that they consider no man bigger than the club and do not fear anything as far as club’s benefits are concerned.
“Real Madrid may have taken José as far as they can. No club is bigger than the man, and http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/José-c19246 Mourinho is evidently the man.”
“It’s obviously flattering to be linked with the Special One,” said a Man City spokesman. “We’re not going to comment on idle gossip, but everyone knows it would be a dream to be a part of his project.”
Mourinho is recently being linked with a lot of jobs, including that of English giants Manchester United, Manchester City and also oil rich P.S.G.
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