£85 million!Jose Mourinho became the king of the release money and left Roma with only 3 million career low
On January 17, Beijing time, the British "Daily Mirror" wrote an article reviewing the coaching career of Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho. According to their statistics, the total amount of termination money received by Mourinho after being fired has reached 85 million pounds, which can be called the undisputed king of termination money in world football. Prior to this, Serie A Roma had just announced the news of Jose Mourinho's departure. This is also the fourth time in a row that the magic bird cannot escape the curse of "Mu three years".
In the 20th round of Serie A, Roma lost 1-3 away to AC Milan, and only won 8 games in 20 rounds to rank 9th in the standings. In this context, Roma boss Dan Friedkin flew to Italy last night and personally informed Mourinho of his dismissal. In the eyes of the Roma hierarchy, ending the cooperation with Jose Mourinho will help them to strive for better results in the future. This season, the Red Wolves' salary expenditure is the highest in Serie 3, but their recent results are indeed unsatisfactory, and Mourinho, as the manager, is naturally to blame.
However, since Mourinho's contract was originally due to expire at the end of this season, the release fee he received this time will not be much, and it is said that it is only £3 million. It was also the lowest release in the Portuguese's managerial career. Before that, his liquidated damages totalled £82 million.
Mourinho has managed the likes of Chelsea, Inter, Real Madrid, Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur and Roma as a world-class coach who has been on par with Pep Guardio. However, as soon as he entered the giants, Mourinho has tasted both the joy of victory and the pain of being disgraced by poor results. His first dismissal was at Chelsea. The young and energetic boss had just led Porto to Europa League and Champions League titles, and he was also favored by Abou's Chelsea. At Stamford Bridge, Jose Mourinho led his side to two Premier League titles, but after the honeymoon period, an impatient Aboouhao threw £18 million in a release fee to sweep him away.
Jose Mourinho was then invited by Serie A giants Inter Milan to join Meazza and led the team to a European treble in 2009/10. This time, he voluntarily chose to retreat from the rapids, announcing his acceptance of Real Madrid's invitation the day after he reached the top of Europe. During his time at the Bernabeu, Mourinho had a very good record, scoring 100 points in his second season in charge to lead the team to the La Liga title and setting a single-season goal record in La Liga history. However, in his third year in charge, Mourinho's record was disappointing, and Real Madrid eventually chose to part ways with him, replacing him with Italian Carlo Ancelotti. Jose Mourinho was awarded a £17 million release fee.
Jose Mourinho returned to Stamford Bridge in the summer of 2013 and finished third in the Premier League in his first season, but it extinguished Liverpool's dream of winning the Premier League title and made Gerrard's shocking slide an eternal painful memory for Anfield. In 2014/15, Jose Mourinho led Chelsea to the Premier League and League Cup. Unfortunately, Chelsea's record for the following season was a mess, and after the final defeat at Liverpool, Mourinho left Stamford Bridge on a rainy night, while he also received £12.5 million in his bank card. In other words, two spells in charge of Chelsea, his release payments totalled more than £30 million. It was also from this time that the saying of "Mu three years" began to be born.
Jose Mourinho made a comeback in charge of Manchester United, winning the Europa League, English League Cup and Community Shield in his first season, and finishing runners-up in the Premier League in his second season. However, the conflict with the team's top name Paul Pogba caused Mourinho's three-year curse to recur, and Mourinho eventually left Old Trafford with a £17 million release fee. After that, he also managed Tottenham Hotspur, although it was only 17 months, but he had £18 million in the release money, so who would dare to say that Levy was stingy?
After leaving Roma this time, Mourinho only got a release fee of 3 million pounds, which is far from his previous income of tens of millions. I don't know where he will make a comeback next. Pochettino and Ten Hag are a bit apprehensive anyway.