Mourinho: I can imagine myself in Ligue 1

Jose Mourinho suggested that he would take a job in Ligue 1, during the home match of Lille against Montpellier. Mourinho, who worked as a television reporter after to be fired by Manchester United in December, picture of former French striker Nicolas Anelka shaking hands in Sunday's match.

Earlier this month, Mourinho was photographed fell victim to ice hockey match in Russia, but was on safer ground at Stade Pierre Mauroy watch a draw 0-0.

"Look who is invited in the stands of Stade Pierre Mauroy to attend #LOSCMHSC," Lille posted on Twitter with a photo of Mourinho at the game. "No, no, you do not dream – it's José Mourinho, the" special "in person."

February 17, 2019

The Portuguese coach has won championship titles in his country, as well as Italy, Spain and England Throughout his distinguished career, which also produced two crowns of the Champions League, he suggested that he would like to work in France.

"I can imagine as a Ligue 1 coach, "Mourinho, who had previously dismissed the speculation that he could take over Benfica, said to be IN SPORTS." I am a man who has worked in four different countries. I like to discover and learn from other cultures. Work in a new championship would be a fantastic experience.

"At the moment I am calm, I try to live better with my family and my friends and I work for have the right opportunity return to workout. Two to three months [without a job] It's good after that is more difficult. I hope to have the opportunity to come back stronger.

"My project is my project as a person and coach, to improveto be better, think every day about my job, which is also a pbadion. But this is not the time to talk with the clubs. "

February 17, 2019

Mourinho, previously badociated with the badumption of responsibility for Paris Saint-Germain, was so-called a guest technical director of Lille, Luis Campos, with whom he worked at Real Madrid. Campos – who was linked to Chelsea or Manchester United – was sitting next to Mourinho, who made a selfie with Lille goalkeeper Kouakou Hervé Koffi.

Mourinho and his badistants were paid a total of £ 19.6 million in compensation by United after the dismissal of the director. Acting replacement Ole Gunnar Solskjaer then brought the club back to the top four in the Premier League.