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May 04, 2021, 10:00:25 PM
#42
I just want to know what the contract said because as I know Mourinho always gets Rich when he got fired.

He isn't a special one in football anymore, his tactics strategy is outdated and easily read by others. but, what Roma gets is popularity, possibility Mourinho will get a new sponsorship for Roma because he is still a famous and media darling.
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May 04, 2021, 07:15:57 PM
#41

Does anyone know the details of mourinhos contract? He seems to always get a lot of money everytime he gets sacked so im wondering.
Also Roma will need to give a big budget to mourinho to make a good defensive team
It is unlikely that Roma will be able to allocate a large budget for Mourinho. But he will not demand a lot of money now. The time for expensive transfers has passed. I think in the first year Mourinho will cost with the old squad. A couple of purchases are possible, but hardly very expensive.

From Italian Sky Website:

https://sport.sky.it/calciomercato/2021/05/04/mourinho-allenatore-roma


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21:09
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Le cifre di Mou alla Roma: particolare il primo anno
Gianluca Di Marzio ha svelato i dettagli dello stipendio dello Special One in giallorosso: "Mourinho guadagnerà 7 milioni di euro all'anno più bonus, per 3 anni, mentre al Tottenham ne guadagnava 16. C'è un particolare importante: il Tottenham coprirà la differenza d'ingaggio sul primo anno (nel primo anno quindi Mou continuerà a guadagnare 16 milioni, prenderà 9 dal Tottenham e 7 dalla Roma). Sui restanti due anni no. Ci sono bonus, legati alla vittoria del titolo e alla Champions, c'è il decreto crescita (per la Roma 7 netti sono 10 lordi, non 14). Mourinho ha sposato l'idea di un progetto triennale, ha capito la forza della società, si sono trovati uniti anche nei ruoli da rinforzare: portiere, attaccante (in più, oltre a Dzeko) e forse un difensore, nella consapevolezza che il mercato deve essere oculato. Hanno firmato lunedì, anche se tutto era definito da venerdì, nella totale segretezza".

Courtesy GT Translation (English monstrosities are Google's, not mine):

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Mou's figures at Roma: the first year in particular
Gianluca Di Marzio has revealed the details of the salary of the Special One in the Giallorossi: "Mourinho will earn 7 million euros a year plus bonuses, for 3 years, while at Tottenham he earned 16. There is an important detail: Tottenham will cover the salary difference on the first year (in the first year therefore Mou will continue to earn 16 million, he will take 9 from Tottenham and 7 from Roma). On the remaining two years no. There are bonuses, linked to the victory of the title and the Champions League, there is the growth decree (for Rome 7 net is 10 gross, not 14). Mourinho has embraced the idea of a three-year project, he understood the strength of the company, they also found themselves united in the roles to be reinforced: goalkeeper, striker ( in addition, in addition to Dzeko) and perhaps a defender, in the awareness that the market must be cautious. They signed on Monday, even if everything was defined from Friday, in total secrecy ".
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May 04, 2021, 02:59:28 PM
#40

Does anyone know the details of mourinhos contract? He seems to always get a lot of money everytime he gets sacked so im wondering.
Also Roma will need to give a big budget to mourinho to make a good defensive team
It is unlikely that Roma will be able to allocate a large budget for Mourinho. But he will not demand a lot of money now. The time for expensive transfers has passed. I think in the first year Mourinho will cost with the old squad. A couple of purchases are possible, but hardly very expensive.
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May 04, 2021, 01:57:08 PM
#39

Does anyone know the details of mourinhos contract? He seems to always get a lot of money everytime he gets sacked so im wondering.
Also Roma will need to give a big budget to mourinho to make a good defensive team
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May 04, 2021, 01:44:48 PM
#38
Confirmed, Roma it is. Not that difficult compared to the MU -> Spurs one, eh?
This league is the JM's habitat, since the clubs there have good structure/stability, not as dynamic and fast-paced as EPL.

Congrats to Roma for snatches JM so early.
Congrats to bettors, and now I'll be an AS Roma fan Grin
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I am happy to see Jose Mourinho returning to Serie A so quickly this news has been confirmed, indeed he wants to return to his own habitat and we will see in the season how the structure of his strategy sees Roma currently in crisis in its game.

You were so heavy with Jose Mourinho 😁 that you became an impromptu supporter for As Roma.
It doesn't matter I like his selfish style, let's see if Roma will be the team that is at the top.
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May 04, 2021, 01:30:22 PM
#37
Confirmed, Roma it is. Not that difficult compared to the MU -> Spurs one, eh?
This league is the JM's habitat, since the clubs there have good structure/stability, not as dynamic and fast-paced as EPL.

Congrats to Roma for snatches JM so early.
Congrats to bettors, and now I'll be an AS Roma fan Grin
Hopefully betting on Roma's matches will be profitable! This thread will be locked shortly, thanks for coming!

I was not expecting. I admit I was surprised.
Congratulations to Roma, and to everyone who made this bet.
Congratulations to As Roma and veteran coach from Portugal, Jose Mourinho has officially become AS Roma's new coach to replace Paulo Fonseca.
and the club can confirm that head coach Paulo Fonseca will leave at the end of the season and will be replaced by Jose Mourinho, and congratulations to the bettors and As Roma.
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May 04, 2021, 01:01:15 PM
#36
Confirmed, Roma it is. Not that difficult compared to the MU -> Spurs one, eh?
This league is the JM's habitat, since the clubs there have good structure/stability, not as dynamic and fast-paced as EPL.
Going where teams can afford to get all players booked in the name of defending, Jose will miss that fast paced football and displinary then again his work has been made easy no need of going back to teach the basics of defending. Pack the Bus here it comes...and congratulations to Jose mourinho.

Congrats to Roma for snatches JM so early.
Congrats to bettors, and now I'll be an AS Roma fan Grin
Hopefully betting on Roma's matches will be profitable! This thread will be locked shortly, thanks for coming!
I hope he will have so much influence on the team for them to win games consistently.
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May 04, 2021, 12:34:14 PM
#35
Congratulations to Jose mourinho I said it earlier that it won't take much time before he joins another club,  Seria A will be more competitive next season with Roma, Inter, AC Milan and Juventus slugging it out to win scudetto, however  I don't think Roma has quality players to compete favorable with the big clubs, the only two average players in the club are Smalling and henrikh unless the club embark on buying of more quality players to beef up  and strengthen the squad
It doesn't seem necessary that many quality players are needed if the coach is "the special one". With a great coach, at least ordinary players can become extraordinary, right. Previously I thought Mou would be better off replacing Pirlo at Juventus, because then it seems possible for Juventus to win the Scudetto again next season if Mou comes at Juventus. The competition in Serie A will be more and more competitive of course, and it will not always be about one club getting the Scudetto title for the following seasons in Serie A.
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May 04, 2021, 12:27:32 PM
#34
Confirmed, Roma it is. Not that difficult compared to the MU -> Spurs one, eh?
This league is the JM's habitat, since the clubs there have good structure/stability, not as dynamic and fast-paced as EPL.

Congrats to Roma for snatches JM so early.
Congrats to bettors, and now I'll be an AS Roma fan Grin
Hopefully betting on Roma's matches will be profitable! This thread will be locked shortly, thanks for coming!

I was not expecting. I admit I was surprised.
Congratulations to Roma, and to everyone who made this bet.
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May 04, 2021, 12:27:04 PM
#33
Congratulations to Jose mourinho I said it earlier that it won't take much time before he joins another club,  Seria A will be more competitive next season with Roma, Inter, AC Milan and Juventus slugging it out to win scudetto, however  I don't think Roma has quality players to compete favorable with the big clubs, the only two average players in the club are Smalling and henrikh unless the club embark on buying of more quality players to beef up  and strengthen the squad
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May 04, 2021, 12:14:07 PM
#32
Confirmed, Roma it is. Not that difficult compared to the MU -> Spurs one, eh?
This league is the JM's habitat, since the clubs there have good structure/stability, not as dynamic and fast-paced as EPL.

Congrats to Roma for snatches JM so early.
Congrats to bettors, and now I'll be an AS Roma fan Grin
Hopefully betting on Roma's matches will be profitable! This thread will be locked shortly, thanks for coming!
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May 04, 2021, 09:43:36 AM
#31
There we have it. Jose Mourinho has signed on the dotted line to manage Roma next season. Apparently, this is only the second Portuguese manager in the Serie A league history. I bet Roma fans are really excited for him to manage the team. I disagree as I have previously stated on the washed up comments, I believe Roma will see improvements with him at the helm.

The only risk I see for Roma is they have signed him on a three year contract, which when it comes to Mourinho that's a risk just in case he causes a stink in the changing rooms like the past.

aaaand its done - J. Mourinho goes to italy and signed a contract with as roma until 2024 Grin

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José Mourinho has found a new club shortly after leaving Tottenham. The 58-year-old will become the new head coach of AS Roma in the 2021/22 season. The Serie A side earlier announced that Mourinho’s Portuguese compatriot Paulo Fonseca will leave the club after two years in charge.
https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/news/view?id=384551
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May 04, 2021, 09:29:27 AM
#30
There we have it. Jose Mourinho has signed on the dotted line to manage Roma next season. Apparently, this is only the second Portuguese manager in the Serie A league history. I bet Roma fans are really excited for him to manage the team. I disagree as I have previously stated on the washed up comments, I believe Roma will see improvements with him at the helm.

The only risk I see for Roma is they have signed him on a three year contract, which when it comes to Mourinho that's a risk just in case he causes a stink in the changing rooms like the past.
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May 03, 2021, 02:49:37 AM
#29
I go to Roma because I go! In fact, I have serious doubts that he will return to Italian football. Especially in the next season.
Juventus could still be the one with the best possession, but I doubt it.
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May 03, 2021, 01:36:01 AM
#28
The job as a pundit is only part time or temporary and it will only last until EURO. Keep in mind that Mourinho is still one of the most popular manager in history with millions of fans/followers. He is like the Donald Trump of football.

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The 1st and 2nd places are Serie-A teams Smiley
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May 02, 2021, 02:23:10 AM
#27
Retirement could be an option as well.
I think it is too early for retirement. He doesn't look too old as a coach.  Cheesy
Something that Mourinho probably needs to change is his mindset about the play of style in a football match. His strategy is too defensive, I think sometimes a team should play more aggressively. A modern football strategy doesn't focus on the defensive line only, it also improves how to play more offensive by forcing midfield players and strikers to create more chances in scoring.

He still very active in the game I would also rule out his retirement now, it wouldn't take too long before one of those clubs will requires his services however I believe mourinho will want to manage a big club with bigger budget, so that he will be able to buy quality players.
Klopp might resign if Liverpool didn't make top 4  this season this a good opportunity to accept the job of managing Liverpool if call upon and Liverpool is a better club to manage than other ones.
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May 02, 2021, 01:24:10 AM
#26
The big surprise for me is Wolves the favorite destination which doesn't make much sense to me. Yes, he is Portuguese and there is of course the undeniable Portuguese presence at Wolverhampton but seriously, how is he going to make the team fit into his tactics? Wolves play fast attacking football and if they have to switch to Mou tactics they don't have the players fitted to that style.
I think looks very impossible if Jose Mourinho want to be coach for Wolves without playing on Europe become reason why Jose Mourinho never have dreaming with small club. I think most favorite with Liverpool maybe if Jurgen Klopp failed in this season with Marseyside team, still have any chance with other club like Juventus maybe after failed get scudetto this year, just wait when window transfer active where destination for Jose Mourinho.
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May 01, 2021, 03:07:30 AM
#25
Retirement could be an option as well.
I think it is too early for retirement. He doesn't look too old as a coach.  Cheesy
Something that Mourinho probably needs to change is his mindset about the play of style in a football match. His strategy is too defensive, I think sometimes a team should play more aggressively. A modern football strategy doesn't focus on the defensive line only, it also improves how to play more offensive by forcing midfield players and strikers to create more chances in scoring.

He will not retire!
What he needs is to adjust his strategy for the game. Tactically, he always had something simple, slightly defensive. His strength was knowing how to motivate the players for the games.  The problem, for him, is that the current game is tactically much better. It takes more well-studied tactics in order to make a difference.

I think he will now be without a club next season.
All the big clubs in Europe are well served by coaches. Perhaps only Juventos may need a better coach. But with the probable departure of Ronaldo, the team will no longer be competitive, in my opinion.

Going to a national team, it was something where I think he would be good. But, he would only want to train the Portugal team. And at this moment, Portugal has a good coach, who should not leave before the next World Cup.

So, I think, he will now take a year off again.
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April 30, 2021, 07:13:00 PM
#24
Retirement could be an option as well.
I think it is too early for retirement. He doesn't look too old as a coach.  Cheesy
Something that Mourinho probably needs to change is his mindset about the play of style in a football match. His strategy is too defensive, I think sometimes a team should play more aggressively. A modern football strategy doesn't focus on the defensive line only, it also improves how to play more offensive by forcing midfield players and strikers to create more chances in scoring.
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April 30, 2021, 07:02:59 PM
#23
So now he is working as a talksport agent which is actually very good. Since he understands the game and would be able to do it way better !
He's likely got it written into his contract that if a managerial position comes up that hes interested in, then he'll leave his position at TalkSport. If he was to get away from coaching permanently I would actually expect him to end up being a pundit. A few times hes had guest appearances as a pundit he really has brought a different element with his tactical mind. Plus, he's controversial exactly what BT Sport or Sky Sports want as a pundit.
As far as I understand, all this cooperation is designed only for the period of the European Football Championship and does not concern coaching at all. As for the coaching job, as far as I understand, Mourinho still receives money from Tottenham. It seems that Tottenham saved money and did not send Mourinho to resign, because then they would have to pay a large penalty, but simply continues to pay money under the contract until Mourinho finds a new club. Given Jose's financial appetite and the demand for a future club's status, I'm not sure Mourinho will resume coaching anytime soon.
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