The former boss of Man Utd, Jose Mourinho, refused "three or four" jobs

Jose Mourinho revealed that he had refused several offers back to management since leaving Manchester United.

The Portuguese coach left United in December after a series of poor forms, including a loss to Liverpool in the Premier League.

Since then he has been forced to take office at Real Madrid, who nominated Zinedine Zidane, and at Inter Milan – who could dismiss Luciano Spalletti at the end of the season.

Jose Mourinho admitted to having refused reinstatement offers to the management

He insisted that he would only accept the good work when he decided to retire in a dugout canoe.

And he confessed that he wanted to return to management at the beginning of the new campaign.

Speaking to beIN Sports France, he said: "It has been three and a half months since I failed to run a club and I am preparing to do it again.

"When you're in the football world, between press conferences, games, video sessions, match badysis and everyday problems, you never have time to waste. I've used the last few months to restart.

"The position of a coach is special and I appreciate the daily work. I want to come back this summer, starting in June, for the beginning of the season. & # 39;

Mourinho was sacked by Manchester United after a loss to rivals Liverpool

But Mourinho made it clear that he would not want to accept work after already rejecting some offers.

He continued, "I know exactly what I do not want, that's why I've already refused three or four offers.

& # 39; I also know what I want. I do not mean the name of the club, but the type of work, the club style. I know what I want and I hope to have it.