After 2 and a half months of class, Mourinho is openly looking for a job, eager to return to the position in the summer, and denies coaching Bayern
Mourinho has yet to find a new position since his sacking by Roma after 15 January, and was on hand to speak to the media at the MotoGP race in Portimão on Sunday. The madman has publicly stated that he hopes to be able to find a new job in the summer and has denied rumours with Bayern.
After leading Roma to the UEFA Europa League title and Europa League runners-up, Jose Mourinho turned down offers from the Brazilian Football Federation and the Saudi league last summer, opting to continue leading Roma to a Champions League spot. Unfortunately, the consecutive winless games in the middle of the season led to Roma not only falling to 8th in the standings, but also being eliminated by the city's rival Lazio in the top 8 of the Italian Cup, for which Mourinho was officially dismissed by Roma after losing to Milan in the 20th round of the league, and the law of "three years of Mu" was fulfilled again.
After leaving Roma, Mourinho did not receive many offers from the team considering that the season was already halfway through, although he himself was already planning to return to the role in the summer. In the interview, Mourinho said: "I am free now, but I want to work, and I want to work this summer."
As one of the current coaches in football, it is not difficult for Mourinho to find a new job in the summer, after Germany's Bild and England's Daily Mail broke the news that Bayern and Chelsea have regarded Mourinho as one of the candidates for a new manager. Unfortunately, the rumours of these two clubs were rejected by Mourinho one by one. The Magic Bird has stated that he has not been linked with any club at the moment, and as for Chelsea, he has not dwelled on the issue.
However, it should be noted that Barcelona's Xavi and Bayern Munich's Thomas Tuchel have both left their respective positions at the end of the season, Klopp has also confirmed a rapid retirement from Liverpool, and Chelsea's Mauricio Pochettino, Newcastle's Eddie Howe and Manchester United's Ten Hag could all be sacked due to merit problems. For this reason, Mourinho wants to take over at a new club in the summer, and it is not very difficult, but the madman, who has been sacked four times in a row, has been labeled as tactically outdated, and whether he will regain the favor of the giants or continue to coach the second-tier team needs to be questioned for now.