Mourinho Wants Chelsea Back, Club’s Position Is Made Clear Mourinho Wants Chelsea Back, Club’s Position Is Made Clear Jose Mourinho wants a third stint at Chelsea.
According to the Daily Mail, Jose Mourinho is reportedly considering going back to Stamford Bridge for a third stint as Chelsea’s manager.
The Portuguese manager left Chelsea for the second time and relocated to Rome after going through a difficult period before being fired from Tottenham.
According to reports, Mourinho wants to reunite with his family in London because he believes the Roma board is not supporting him financially.
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Because they have faith in Graham Potter, the Blues administration has made it obvious that they do not want Mourinho.
Potter continues to have the backing of the Chelsea administration, which maintains that his employment was part of a long-term strategy and that he won’t be fired from his position if he doesn’t win Champions League football next season.
Although Roma is presently fifth in Serie A and Mourinho won the Europa Conference League there last year, they lack the resources to contend for the championship.
Looking at Roma’s recent dealings, it’s simple to understand why Mourinho feels like the money has dried up. Of course, the club spent €126.5 million (£111 million/$157 million) on players like Tammy Abraham, Marash Kumbulla, and Eldor Shomurodov when he joined in 2021.
However, last summer turned out to be somewhat less exciting than usual because the Italian team only spent money on one permanent entrant, Zeki Celik from Lille, who cost roughly £6 million ($6.5 million/£5 million).
Paulo Dybala and Nemanja Matic came for free, and Gini Wijnaldum joined on loan from Paris Saint-Germain. It is obvious that the money that formerly existed is no longer there.
