Jose Mourinho became a manager 22 years ago and has pledged to continue coaching for the time being - with a job in international football potentially on the horizon. Roma boss Jose Mourinho has reiterated his desire to call time on his glittering managerial career in a "few more years".
Mourinho, 59, is one of the greatest managers of all time. He's won 26 trophies since becoming a manager 22 years ago, including eight league titles in four different countries, two Champions Leagues , two Europa Leagues and the Europa Conference League. Mourinho has made no secret of his plan to retire in his sixties and reaffirmed that desire at the Quinas de Ouro event.
The colour of my hair, yes, even the wrinkles, but I want to go on. Not for another 22 years, as there is no time, but for a few more years. He was appointed by Roma in July , three months after being sacked by Spurs. Do you think Jose Mourinho will ever fade away from the limelight? Let us know in the comments below! Mourinho guided Roma to their first European title in 61 years last season by winning the inaugural Europa Conference League, thus becoming the first manager to win all three major European club competitions currently in operation.
Roma are sixth in Serie A, four points behind leaders Napoli and Atalanta. Perhaps the only thing left for Mourinho to achieve in football is manage a national team, a role that would give him more freedom and flexibility. Speaking as Tottenham boss in September , the Portuguese admitted his desire to coach at international level.
On one side yes as it is my heart. But it is very difficult to do it with the country you were born in. By Tom Blow Sports Writer. Group Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign Up No thanks, close. We use your sign-up to provide content in the ways you've consented to and improve our understanding of you.
