Jose Mourinho admits Man Utd and promises for his next job

Jose Mourinho gave a fascinating insight into his personal life away from football – and explained why he felt his exploits at Manchester United were underestimated.

The Portuguese coach, who has two league titles in the Champions League, is eclipsing after his dismissal by United in December.

Mourinho recently revealed that his goal was to return to the leadership of the club, whether present in England, Spain, Germany, Italy or France.

And now, in anticipation of this imminent return, he told Sky Sports that his public image differs from his personal life.

He said: "It's probably my fault.I'm very closed.When I work, I need my loneliness.The football manager is often a lonely man.

Solitary with his thoughts Solitary with his feelings Solitary with his decisions You can have staff and people working with you, but the key word is decision, only one responsible for decision-making.

"So maybe it's my fault because the tendency is to close myself in a shell, and also because of my fault because what people see is the 90 minutes. include in the game, the way you appear on the camera.

"The people who see me in the street say," Oh, you look younger. Oh, I thought you were a little bigger, you look thinner. Oh, you're taller, we thought you were little. "

"So, I think television has changed the outlook, I'm what I am, I do not play, I see people playing, I do not play, everything is natural.

"When I'm on the bench and I do not celebrate a goal, it's natural, I'm focused on what's coming in. It's natural when I take the bottles of water and that I throw them in. It's natural when I hit a bottle.

"What you see is what it is, if I have reasons to smile, I smile, I like to smile, I can not explain."

Mourinho also admitted that his success at United was not fully appreciated despite his victories in the Europa League and his victory at a respectable second place in the Premier League.

"I can only say that Manchester United's time was not an easy time, I always thought that winning the Europa League was fantastic and that it did not really look like the way people like it." 39; address.

"Finishing second was even more than that [success]so I probably felt a bit like, "Wow, I work well, I give everything and I do not get what I think deserves."

"The only thing I can promise you is that when I get the next club, the next project, I'll be so happy to be able to attend this press conference with a big smile." I can promise it. "