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Jose Mourinho is reportedly expressing interest in making a sensational return as the manager of Manchester United.

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The possibility of Jose Mourinho rejoining Manchester United has surfaced as an intriguing scenario. Despite his recent departure from Roma, sources close to the Portuguese manager suggest that he is keen on a reunion with the Red Devils. Mourinho is said to feel a sense of ‘unfinished business’ from his previous stint at Old Trafford.

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Mourinho’s aspirations align with the idea of working under the club’s new leadership, spearheaded by Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS, which recently acquired a significant stake in the club’s football operations.

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During Mourinho’s initial tenure at United, starting in 2016, he achieved notable successes, winning the Europa League and Carabao Cup in his debut season. However, despite securing a second-place finish in the Premier League subsequently, tensions arose between Mourinho and the club’s hierarchy. Disagreements over transfer dealings and on-field performances exacerbated the relationship strain.

Mourinho’s desire to return is driven by a personal mission to address the perceived unfinished business left behind when he departed in December 2018.

Reflecting on his previous time at United, Mourinho has been open about the challenges he faced, particularly with certain players and elements within the club. Recent remarks on John Obi Mikel’s podcast underscore his lingering frustrations and reservations about the environment during his earlier tenure.

As Manchester United undergoes a transitional phase under current manager Erik ten Hag, Mourinho’s potential return adds an intriguing layer to the club’s narrative. Positioned ninth in the Premier League and with their European campaign concluded, Mourinho’s managerial expertise could offer a compelling solution as they aim to salvage their season in the FA Cup.

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