Jose Mourinho refers to the return to management as he travels to the World Cup stadium

Jose Mourinho has dropped his most important index, namely that he is considering a return to the football leadership.

The former boss of Man Utd was visiting a stadium under construction for the next World Cup when he made a comment about his future.

Mourinho said, "It looks great, but by 2022 I will be coach again and I will not like my players to leave in the middle of the season.

Aged 55, he was visiting Qatar, which will organize the tournament in the middle of winter to escape the summer temperatures.

This schedule means that the Premier League will be suspended for more than four weeks in November and December.

It will be the same for the European leagues where Mourinho could end up managing if he did not return to the Premier League.

Mourinho added, "I think I'll be a club coach in 2022. I probably will not be as happy as in the middle of the season my players are going to the World Cup, but I have to admit that I'm not sure. event has everything to be amazing. "

The three-time winner of the Premier League has highlighted the compact nature of the tournament as a bonus for both teams and fans.

With the eight stadiums less than 50 km from the capital of Qatar, Doha, it will be like hosting the tournament in the M25.

"Even in pre-season for us in Europe, which is a small period, we do not like traveling, we like to have a base.

"But for commercial reasons, we always travel.

"We are always trying to reduce travel time and find the right installation.

"I think this will be the first time everyone chooses their location, hotel, training ground – and it will be your home until you are stunned or you go home with the cup.

"It's unreal, even at the club level – it's fantastic."

Last year, it appeared that more than 40,000 fans would be accommodated on cruise ships and in tents in the desert, in order to have enough beds.

Comparing Qatar to what happened in Russia last year, he added: "For fans, it can also be beautiful.

"For example, in Russia, you are in Moscow, and to see the other games, you have to go to Rostov or St. Petersburg – and you have to travel a lot.

"Here you can also, as a supporter, be based at a certain place and see all the matches your team plays.

"So, I see a lot of positive things that, to be honest, I was not aware of before coming."

Mourinho admitted that he was skeptical when Qatar won the tournament in 2010.

"I think a lot of us in Europe, players, coaches, clubs, we had a few question marks – but when you get here, you do not have any question marks anymore.

"The weather will not be so difficult … so I think it will be a fantastic event.

"I just hope that football itself can give this incredible organization what you deserve."