News about José Mourinho

Following his Roma dismissal, Jose Mourinho wants to return to work straight away, claiming that the prospect of going to a sabbatical makes him'depressed.' However, the Portuguese coach, 61, denies that he has unfinished work at Manchester United, saying the rumors were 'not from me.' Despite leading Roma to back-to-back European finals, Mourinho was fired by Roma on January 16.

Jose Mourinho has stated that he favors blue cards being trialled in the Premier League because sinbins are fairer than players who miss games due to too many yellow cards. In what will be the first new card introduced to the professional game since yellows and reds were introduced in for the 1970 World Cup, plans for a blue card will see 10-minute sin-bins trialled during games.

Jose Mourinho has expressed his 'hurt' at being fired by Roma because it was the first heart-over-head managerial post he'd ever taken. In 2022, the Portuguese coach competed in the Europa Conference League with the Italian club and then guided them to the Europa League finals last season. However, he was fired by owners Dan and Ryan Friedkin on January 16, leaving Roma in last place in the Serie A standings, placing him ninth in the Serie A standings.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's arrival at Manchester United will help the club regained glories after a decade of decline. Jose Mourinho believes that his team will return to glory after more than a decade of decline. During his time as president of Old Trafford between 2016 and 2018, the Portuguese coach, 61, experienced firsthand the unpopular Glazer family's ownership. Ratcliffe, Ineos' billionaire, has paid £1.3 billion for a 5 percent stake in United and a majority of football, as the Premier League approves the arrangement this week.

Ange Postecoglou has hinted that he has been playing for Tottenham since he was a youth, and he has said that his coaching style was inspired by Hungary legend Ferenc Puskas. Postecoglou, 57, watched Spurs barely beat their London rivals in a close pre-season friendly in Perth, Australia, before they lost nearly 50,000. On Wednesday morning, the man chosen to replace José Mourinho and Antonio Conte at Tottenham after leading Celtic to an historic Scottish treble explained that he understood the importance of his position.

A woman made a DIY swimming pond in her garden from a discarded cow trough for just £300. Zoe Hellewell, a.k.a. DJ Zoe London, of London, took to her TikTok @zoelondondj to display her ferocious mini-pool, but trolls told her it was a 'poor idea.' (right) However, the DJ had 'zero regrets' as she enjoyed the below-ground pool, which was surrounded by decking next to a chic seating area. (left)

In the eyes of many, Ange Postecoglou is a football mystery, an Australian stranger who is somehow meant to fill the big shoes left under the desk at Tottenham. Here's a glimpse into how a Greek immigrant from Melbourne made his way to the top of coaching one of the Premier League's most dominant teams.

Serie A saw plenty more twists and turns over the weekend in Italy as Serie A saw many more twists and turns. Juventus won a crucial match against Champions League quarter-finalists Inter Milan, Lazio defeated Roma and AC Milan were defeated 3-1 by Udinese. Sportsmail delves into Serie A's weekend action, bringing you ten things we learned.

Roma went into the game having lost only one goal in four rounds this season. Destiny Udogie and Lazar Samardzic's first two goals were at fault for Roma defender Rick Karsdorp and goalkeeper Rui Patro. In the final 15 minutes, Roberto Pereyra and Sandi Lovric contributed to Roma's crucifaction. It was Udinese's third straight victory and lifted them to fourth place on points with Roma. Mourinho's side had hoped to climb to the top of Serie A, but the opener was handed over by Udinese with less than five minutes on the clock.