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Quote from: Sunderland on May 15, 2024, 01:01:23 PM

Money is certainly not a problem for any clubs from Saudi Arabia to get Mou but I doubt Fenerbache willing to spend a lot of money just to get Mou.
However, even if they offer a big contract - I dont think he will take it, Mou is an ambitious person and Im sure he is still awaiting an offer from big clubs in Europe or National teams.
It looks like he wont refuse if Newcastle or Chelsea make an offer to him.

Money shouldn't be a problem for any club in Saudi Arabia if they are interested in acquiring Mourinho (Mou). With his good reputation and remarkable successes in Europe, it's only natural that he aims to continue his career at top-tier clubs. If Newcastle or Chelsea were to make an offer, it would definitely catch his attention. Both clubs have great potential and adequate resources that can help fulfill Mou's aspirations. Newcastle, with its large project and strong financial support, could pose an interesting challenge for Mourinho while a return to Chelsea, where he has previously tasted success, holds strategic value for both parties. Even when presented with a significant offer from clubs like Fenerbahce, I believe Mourinho is more inclined to wait for a prestigious opportunity in European or international football that offers more challenges. His ambition and drive to excel at the highest level makes him very selective about his next destination, as he waits for the right fit that will allow him to continue showcasing his capabilities at optimal levels.

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Quote from: nelson4lov on May 17, 2024, 05:29:25 PM

Imo, Mourinho's premier league days are over. He's currently better off going to clubs in the Saudi league and just make money. Imagine Mourinho at Al Nassr coaching Christiano Ronaldo, Mane, etc? That would be glorious. Most EPL clubs will want to skip Mourinho for more up and performing managers - for instance, how Liverpool was working hard to get Alonso's signature rather than get an OG like Mourinho? That's why, I maintain my stance that Mourinho should just see off the rest of his career there. He has achieved everything as a manager and can just make more money instead before calling it quits.

I'd rather see Mourinho in English League Championship or Primeira Liga Portugal than on any non-European League. He has the experience and working strategies for European football, he have taken and rose different clubs to unlikely spotlight.
I'd personally love Mourinho to manage Chelsea again, it's where I started loving both the Mourinho and Chelsea as a team. There are not the same players in Chelsea as they used to be when they won the league under Mourinho but Mourinho has time and again claimed Chelsea to be his home club. He do have a home in Chelsea. I think working for what you love is more important than making money. Chelsea do need a good manager and Mourinho may provide a discounted service for his home club.

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Quote from: mu_enrico on May 15, 2024, 09:22:05 AM

The GOAT manager currently has no club. With the decline in his rating, more people are saying that his methods are outdated, and after a recent title-less season in England and Italy, can he still land a big job? Or will he be content with a mediocre team or even a less prestigious job such as in the Saudi league or a national team?

Even if his recent work has not been so "glorious", José Mourinho's dismissal since January does not mean that he is "dismissed", quite the opposite... it seems that there is no shortage of interested parties in his services.

I believe that Al-Qadsiah, recently promoted to Saudi Arabia's top league, intends to make José Mourinho the club's next manager. Although the achievements have been achieved, it is very likely that Al-Qadsiah wants to raise its technical level by hiring one of the most titled coaches today.

About Fenerbahçe... I don't think so, as they haven't won the Turkish championship in 10 years, and wanting to take José Mourinho to Turkey is something very "outside the norm" for this coach.

My bet is that he will continue in Europe or go to Al-Qadsiah.

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Imo, Mourinho's premier league days are over. He's currently better off going to clubs in the Saudi league and just make money. Imagine Mourinho at Al Nassr coaching Christiano Ronaldo, Mane, etc? That would be glorious. Most EPL clubs will want to skip Mourinho for more up and performing managers - for instance, how Liverpool was working hard to get Alonso's signature rather than get an OG like Mourinho? That's why, I maintain my stance that Mourinho should just see off the rest of his career there. He has achieved everything as a manager and can just make more money instead before calling it quits.

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Quote from: mu_enrico on May 17, 2024, 12:42:55 PM

Not sure Fenerbahçe can pay his salary though... But the league is better than Saudi (IMO) so the possibility is still there.

I was also surprised when I first heard about this news. However one of the candidates Aziz Yıldırım looks really confident about paying Mourinho and his crew's salary. Besides there are even news such as Aziz Yıldırım is going to have an enormous budget like 300 million euros. In this case it shouldn't be too difficult for him to finance Mourinho transfer.

By the way I think Mourinho would already leave for Saudi Arabia if he really wanted to work there.

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Quote from: CLS63 on May 15, 2024, 04:14:08 PM

There is a presidential election at Fenerbahçe. It is said that both president candidates have talked to Mourinho. Fenerbahçe can't manage to become champions for 10 years and the fans don't have any patience left.As a Fenerbahçe fan I would like to see Mourinho managing the team. However I have serious worries that this might cause the team to be in a difficult condition financially.

Not sure Fenerbahçe can pay his salary though... But the league is better than Saudi (IMO) so the possibility is still there.

I dont think Fenerbache can afford to hire Mou and buy some players that Mou needs to compete with Galatasaray and other clubs in the Champions League later.
I think maybe Fenerbache will be the last choice for Mou if no other club wants to hire him for the next season.

There is still the opportunity for him to become manager of Manutd, Bayern or Newcastle, even though he is not the main option, his name must be on the list of that clubs.

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Quote from: Zlantann on May 15, 2024, 03:19:30 PM

Jose Mourinho didn't have a trophy-less season in Italy. He led Giallorossi to the first-ever UEFA Conference League title and also slightly missed the Europa League finals when they lost in the finals. He has been criticized by some fans and sports pundits about his defensive football style which has produced less entertaining football. I think he improved in his style Roma and should have been given more time.

Well, if he's happy with a 3rd Tier trophy then he's already a washed-up manager Grin

I thought Mou could bring Roma to the Champions League, but a PPM of 1.70 is bad, and it's even worse than Spurs (1.77 PPM). Compared to Pep's lowest PPM of 2.34, Mou's last two clubs were crap.

Quote from: joniboini on May 15, 2024, 03:17:33 PM

I personally want to see him as a pundit. I'm not a believer of his coaching method in this modern time, but he sure makes a lot of memorable speeches so I would like to see more of him on the media even if he no longer coaches.

Yeah, I watched him a lot and he's a great pundit/media personality. But it's a waste since football is more interesting with Mou's antics.
I don't think he'll coach in Saudi though, it's bad if he coaches in the "farmer league." It hurts his ego!

Quote from: CLS63 on May 15, 2024, 04:14:08 PM

There is a presidential election at Fenerbahçe. It is said that both president candidates have talked to Mourinho. Fenerbahçe can't manage to become champions for 10 years and the fans don't have any patience left.As a Fenerbahçe fan I would like to see Mourinho managing the team. However I have serious worries that this might cause the team to be in a difficult condition financially.

Not sure Fenerbahçe can pay his salary though... But the league is better than Saudi (IMO) so the possibility is still there.

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Quote from: mu_enrico on May 15, 2024, 09:22:05 AM

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From the above data, it seems that people think Mou will go to Saudi Arabia, and surprisingly, the second choice is Fenerbahce. Is the Special One now a washed-up manager who can only get bad jobs? As a Mourinho believer, I still think he deserves to coach in the Premier League, preferably Newcastle. What do you think?

I would definitely be very happy if Mourinho returned to coach a club in the Premier League, regardless of whether it is Newcastle or any other team. Mourinho is still one of the best coaches of my choice, but the success he achieves really depends on which team he coaches. Mouriho failed at Roma and failed at Manchester United before, but I hope he can still successfully win the title and provide tough competition in other domestic leagues next season.

I really hope he can take his place as the new coach in the Premier League next season even though he has been considered a failure in Serie A, I think Mourinho is still the best one to find a good club. Newcastle would certainly be good for him, but I don't know if the owners are that interested in giving him the job or keeping Eddie Howe as coach.

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There is a presidential election at Fenerbahçe. It is said that both president candidates have talked to Mourinho. Fenerbahçe can't manage to become champions for 10 years and the fans don't have any patience left.As a Fenerbahçe fan I would like to see Mourinho managing the team. However I have serious worries that this might cause the team to be in a difficult condition financially.

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Quote from: Slow death on May 15, 2024, 02:29:58 PM

Mourinho is a good coach, but he hasn't been lucky in the teams he's been in, he's been unlucky to be in teams that don't want to spend money on signing players. At Roma he had difficulty getting a budget to sign players, most of Roma's players came as free agents or on loan. Mourinho put together a good squad at Roma and a good defensive scheme for Roma, but he made mistakes in the attack, he made Roma If they only played to end up with a draw, as long as Roma didn't lose, that was fine with him. The problem with that is that it causes the team to lose a lot of points. I believe that Mourinho in Roma couldn't make the team play as he wanted precisely because of this financial barrier that I mentioned

If you mean buying players who had made social and physical Influential records to their football carriers is what would bring winning to the club I would doubt it.
A coach can also ruin a good players carrier. Although I am not saying that Mourinho has not been a good coach.

Just saying that if the coach can utilize his players with formations to standout for winning, there would always be that approach to win even though if they can not secure all that chances.

So, Mourinho hard times to win could be that he doesn't have the ability to study his team so that he would know how to handle them with the pitch formations.
However, winning in football is not exemptional like when we say gambling is a game of luck.
Sometimes the coach would need some long time to draft the logics to standout but a psycho manager would always want to act superior over the players and we should know that can be depressing and the players may team to even ruin your carrier by playing to loose those chances to win while the manager takes the blame from the club and the fans.

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Quote from: mu_enrico on May 15, 2024, 09:22:05 AM

The GOAT manager currently has no club. With the decline in his rating, more people are saying that his methods are outdated, and after a recent title-less season in England and Italy, can he still land a big job? Or will he be content with a mediocre team or even a less prestigious job such as in the Saudi league or a national team?

Jose Mourinho didn't have a trophy-less season in Italy. He led Giallorossi to the first-ever UEFA Conference League title and also slightly missed the Europa League finals when they lost in the finals. He has been criticized by some fans and sports pundits about his defensive football style which has produced less entertaining football. I think he improved in his style Roma and should have been given more time. Nevertheless, his replacement Daniele De Rossi has been outstanding..

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From the above data, it seems that people think Mou will go to Saudi Arabia, and surprisingly, the second choice is Fenerbahce. Is the Special One now a washed-up manager who can only get bad jobs? As a Mourinho believer, I still think he deserves to coach in the Premier League, preferably Newcastle. What do you think?

He still has the strength and ability to remain in any competitive league in Europe. He might have some offers from clubs in the Premiership by the end of the season. There is also a high chance of him moving to Turkey to take over Fenerbahce but nothing is certain yet. But he would have an instant offer if he decides to move to the Saudi Arabia Professional League.

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I personally want to see him as a pundit. I'm not a believer of his coaching method in this modern time, but he sure makes a lot of memorable speeches so I would like to see more of him on the media even if he no longer coaches. If that failed though, I don't really want to see him coach another Premier League team since the media will repeat the same jargon every time he loses a match. Going to Saudi or other leagues would be better IMO. Earning a ton of money with the possibility of winning something (with little to no pressure) is always good.

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Quote from: Sunderland on May 15, 2024, 01:01:23 PM

Money is certainly not a problem for any clubs from Saudi Arabia to get Mou but I doubt Fenerbache willing to spend a lot of money just to get Mou.
However, even if they offer a big contract - I dont think he will take it, Mou is an ambitious person and Im sure he is still awaiting an offer from big clubs in Europe or National teams.
It looks like he wont refuse if Newcastle or Chelsea make an offer to him.

I see nothing wrong about Mourinho, his far much better than most current premier league coaches, i would not like to mention names but it's a fact, him moving to Saudi is more like gifting him the trophies. This might not be an issue but Mourinho did coached Manchester United, I do not think he would be the perfect option for Chelsea rather Newcastle will be best and I see they already have the quality of players to help them win titles.

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Mourinho is a good coach, but he hasn't been lucky in the teams he's been in, he's been unlucky to be in teams that don't want to spend money on signing players. At Roma he had difficulty getting a budget to sign players, most of Roma's players came as free agents or on loan. Mourinho put together a good squad at Roma and a good defensive scheme for Roma, but he made mistakes in the attack, he made Roma If they only played to end up with a draw, as long as Roma didn't lose, that was fine with him. The problem with that is that it causes the team to lose a lot of points. I believe that Mourinho in Roma couldn't make the team play as he wanted precisely because of this financial barrier that I mentioned

If Mourinho managed to return to the Premier League, and it was in a team with a good budget, something like Manchester United again, I believe he would be able to restructure Manchester United and make the team play well. he needs to coach a big team that is in difficulties, so that if he recovers this team, then his reputation would rise again, if he went to the Arab league, I highly doubt he would achieve great results, because it is a complicated league in which to be successful you need to be part of a good team

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Money is certainly not a problem for any clubs from Saudi Arabia to get Mou but I doubt Fenerbache willing to spend a lot of money just to get Mou.
However, even if they offer a big contract - I dont think he will take it, Mou is an ambitious person and Im sure he is still awaiting an offer from big clubs in Europe or National teams.
It looks like he wont refuse if Newcastle or Chelsea make an offer to him.

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I honestly want Mourinho to compete in the premier league again next season but we still can't see the latest news about him going there maybe there is no offer from the club while Howe is still likely to stay.

Jose Mourinho is a coach who often experiences controversy either with management or players but I will still consider him a great coach even though some say his tactics are outdated, but he has long experience to be able to win trophies with his former club.

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People's expectations will definitely be very high for Jose Mourinho, it's not surprising because he is a top coach. The start of the new season 2024-2025 will be the deciding factor for Jose Mourinho to decide which club he will coach. There are rumors that Jose Mourinho has received a new offer to coach Fenerbahce for next season. Former Fenerbahce President Aziz Yildirim has put Jose Mourinho at the top of his wish list and has made an approach. But I think he will definitely coach Bayern Munich, because this club is currently experiencing a decline and is looking for a new head coach. Moreover, Thomas Tuchel is rumored to be leaving his position at the end of the season.

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The GOAT manager currently has no club. With the decline in his rating, more people are saying that his methods are outdated, and after a recent title-less season in England and Italy, can he still land a big job? Or will he be content with a mediocre team or even a less prestigious job such as in the Saudi league or a national team?

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Any Saudi Pro League side 4/5
Fenerbahce 5/2
Newcastle 5
Chelsea 5
Liverpool 12
Portugal national team 14
Bayern Munich 12
England national team 16
FC Porto 16
Napoli 16
Barcelona 16
Borussia Dortmund 25
Any MLS side 20
Ajax 25
Nottingham Forest 33
Sporting Lisbon 20
West Ham 20
Crystal Palace 33
Inter Milan 50
Man Utd 16
Tottenham 50
Benfica 20
Juventus 50
Arsenal 50

From the above data, it seems that people think Mou will go to Saudi Arabia, and surprisingly, the second choice is Fenerbahce. Is the Special One now a washed-up manager who can only get bad jobs? As a Mourinho believer, I still think he deserves to coach in the Premier League, preferably Newcastle. What do you think?

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