Jose Mourinho: Last News

Premier League players that you had forgotten.The Belgian striker burst onto the scene back in the middle of the 2010s, helping Standard Liege and Marseille to put up title challenges before being signed by Chelsea for £33 million.Another excellent showing, this time for his country in Euro 2016, marked him as a hot prospect and in his debut season, he scored the goal which clinched the Premier League title for the Blues.Despite this, he was still way down the pecking order at Stamford Bridge - leading to a number of loan moves.Spells at Borussia Dortmund and Valencia were average before the first of two periods at Crystal Palace. He returned to the Eagles for the 2020-2021 season.Now, he's plying his trade in Turkey with Besiktas - though he remains a Chelsea player.The Frenchman was a key part of the plans at Spurs when he initially signed for a monstrous £55 million in July of 2019.However, things quickly turned sour after a bright start, leading then-Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho to question Ndombele's professionalism in March 2020.

Nemanja Matic has dropped a transfer hint as he prepares to leave Manchester United at the end of his contract.

Manchester United fans have urged Erik ten Hag to look into re-signing Chris Smalling after the former Red Devil helped Roma lift the Europa Conference League trophy.The centre-back put in a commanding display at the heart of Roma's defence as Nicolo Zaniolo's smart finish proved to be the only goal of the game as the Giallorossi defeated Feyenoord 1-0 in Tirana. The triumph also saw former United boss Jose Mourinho become the first manager to win a major European competition with four different clubs.However, it was Smalling's return that United fans were longing for after the final.

Chelsea enjoy possessing one of the most expansive loan networks in the world.And as such, it seems like every other player has passed through the side at some point. Of course, this means the Blues have not been able to cater to every talented player that comes through their door, so there are no hard feelings when someone who’s not quite right for them does well at another rival club.However, there are instances where these players more than shine elsewhere.

Chelsea and Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is well known for his razor sharp eviscerations, whether it is to his own players in the dressing room, on the touchline, or in the press conferences.But while an endless list of his best ever responses would likely fill a whole book, his very best takedown could be the time he threatened to play 50-year-old ‘Mick the Kitman’ ahead of Ricardo Carvalho during his first spell at Chelsea. John Terry’s rock solid partnership with the Portuguese defender inspired the Blues to back-to-back Premier League titles in Mourinho’s first reign at the club.However, Mourinho’s propensity for drama, and at times comedy, can best be encapsulated by his “brilliant” verbal assassination of Carvalho.

Chelsea before being instilled as the club's number nine under Frank Lampard. But following on from Thomas Tuchel's arrival in January of 2021, Abraham has seen first-team opportunities come few and far between.

Jose Mourinho refused to be drawn on speculation that he could once again be reunited with Nemanja Matic this summer.

Chelsea fans seething with several Blues fans slamming the decision to let him go in the summer.The AS Roma forward, 24, has excelled under ex-Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho at the Stadio Olimpico, racking up an impressive 25 goals and five assists in his debut campaign in Serie A. While, in recent weeks, the Blues have struggled in front of goal, Abraham's European exploits have been quite the opposite.

Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro is now in charge of helping tennis legend Andy Murray rediscover his best form.Gibraltar-born medical expert Carneiro has been off the radar since her spat with ex-Blues boss Jose Mourinho back in 2015. An incident where she ran onto the pitch to tend to Eden Hazard sparked the fury of the Portuguese manager, leading her to leave the west London club in controversial circumstances.But since 2018, the 48-year-old has formed an unexpected alliance with three-time grand slam champion Murray, 34, in an attempt to rediscover the athlete’s performance levels from earlier in his career.The Telegraph reports Carneiro’s research of collagen - short chains of amino acids that build hair, skin and muscles - attracted Murray’s management group to work with her.

Ronnie O'Sullivan’s record-smashing 147 break was quicker than it took VAR to check for an AS Roma offside.In the first round of the 1997 World Championship, the Essex-born snooker player cleared the table in five minutes and eight seconds - the fastest time ever to be recorded. But the amount of time it took for O'Sullivan, 46, to earn the 147 was quicker than it took a referee to work out a VAR decision.In November of last year, a for a check a possible offside for Tammy Abraham when Roma faced off against Torino took five minutes and 20 seconds, some 12 seconds longer.When Alessandro Buongiorno brought down Stephan El Shaarawy in the box with a poor tackle at the Stadio Olimpico, the home side were awarded a penalty.

Jose Mourinho guided the Blues to their first top-flight title in 50 years, breaking the duopoly of Arsenal and Manchester United in the process. In the end, it proved a canter for Chelsea who lost just once to finish 12 points clear of the Gunners.It was the first of three Chelsea titles for Mourinho, and one that cemented several first-team stars as club legends.

Jose Mourinho was back at his prickly best when he was asked if he had any advice for incoming Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag. Mourinho, now in charge at Italian giants Roma made a sharp exit from his press conference for the Europa Conference League clash with Leicester.

Ralf Rangnick has all but confirmed Paul Pogba has played his last game for Manchester United.

Ahead of Manchester City's crunch Premier League meeting with Liverpool on Sunday, Pep Guardiola admitted that Jurgen Klopp's side - and the German himself - are the biggest rivals of his managerial career.

Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay has admitted that he hopes to follow in the footsteps of Bayern Munich star Robert Lewandowski and be performing to a similar standard by the time he reaches his age.

Paul Pogba has delivered some damaging performances since rejoining Manchester United for a club-record deal back in 2016.But the one he produced this week while not even in Manchester could prove to be the most destructive of the lot ahead of his impending departure from Old Trafford. In a scathing if ironic attack on the fallen giants, Pogba has accused his club of being clueless when it comes to getting the best out of him.He might have a point considering Pogba has been nothing more significant than a French enigma since his much-heralded return to Manchester from Juventus five seasons ago.

Manchester United defender Eric Bailly has remained loyal to the Ivory Coast when naming his two Premier League idols. The 27-year-old is set to join up with his national team for two friendly games against France and England during the March break.

Jose Mourinho has bragged about how much he has won again as he compared himself to rival Zdenek Zeman.Former Roma boss Zeman had predicted that Mourinho's side would lose Sunday's derby against city rivals Lazio in Serie A, much to Mourinho's frustration. The former Manchester United and Chelsea manager snapped back by putting down Zeman by comparing their trophy hauls, something he is no stranger to doing.Back in 2018, Mourinho produced his infamous "respect" rant after his United side suffered a 3-0 loss to Tottenham Hotspur, reminding reporters that he had won more Premier League titles than the rest of the league combined.Ahead of Sunday's Serie A clash between Roma and Lazio, Zeman, who currently manages third division Foggia, had predicted a win for Maurizio Sarri's Lazio.When asked about Zeman's prediction, Mourinho said, via Goal Italia: “Do you expect a coach who won 25 trophies to respond to someone who won Serie B twice?“If you ask me a question about Giovanni Trapattoni or Fabio Capello, I am happy to answer, but Zeman… please.

Daily Star Sport takes a look at the seven worst signings during his reign.The Spaniard was undoubtedly one of the best strikers in world football when Chelsea spent £50 million to acquire his services from Liverpool in January 2011.However, the numerous injuries he suffered during his time at Anfield meant he failed to rediscover his prolific form in a blue shirt.In total he scored 45 goals in 172 appearances and won the Champions League, Europa League and FA Cup with the club.However, he ultimately became a peripheral figure at Stamford Bridge and simply didn’t justify his hefty transfer fee.Morata joined Chelsea from Real Madrid for a then club record £60 million in the summer of 2017.Much expectation was placed on the shoulders of the Spain striker who was signed during Antonio Conte’s spell in charge of the club.However, he only scored 24 goals in 72 appearances for the Blues.Morata left Chelsea just two seasons later and joined Atletico Madrid.The Ukrainian goal scoring legend arrived at Stamford Bridge from AC Milan in a £30 million deal in 2006.Shevchenko was expected to take English football by storm given his impressive record in Serie A and the Champions League.But his reputation as a world class striker was questioned after he could only muster nine goals in 48 league appearances.He became a squad player under then manager Jose Mourinho and re-joined AC Milan on loan just two seasons later.The former Leicester midfielder was an integral part of the Foxes side that won the Premier League in 2016.Drinkwater’s impressive form earned him a move to Chelsea a year later in a £35 million deal.However, the former England midfielder failed to establish himself in the Blues’ midfield and has only made 23 appearances

Roma boss Jose Mourinho has been slapped with a two-match ban and fined nearly £17,000 after accusing a referee of being 'sent' by Juventus.

The ever-controversial Jose Mourinho grabbed the headlines once again as he was shown red in the dying stages of Roma's draw with Hellas Verona - before being held back by his coaching staff.