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The manager reveled in the jeers of the Turin crowd at the final whistle, but pointed out that he was given a rough reception throughout the match
Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho has confirmed his decision to win the Juventus following a fine 2-1 comeback victory for the Red Devils in Turin.
Unbeaten in all competitions so far in 2018-19, when Cristiano Ronaldo feels them ahead in the second half over struggling United.
But Mourinho's men had other ideas, drawing level through Juan Mata before Alex Sandro's last-minute own goal gave them a priceless win.
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The Special One is fondly remembered in Turin, due to his exploits with the club's bitter rivals.
Mourinho believes in having a good relationship with the world.
"I was insulted for 90 minutes. I came here to do my job, nothing more, "the coach told Sky Sport Italia.
"I did not care about anyone, I just made a gesture that I wanted to hear them louder. I probably should not have done it, I would not have done it, but with my family insulted,
Understandably, Mourinho preferred to focus on the positive, including one of the biggest results managed so far during his tenure against an elite European side.
"We played a fantastic game, to our top level, we can not be any better than this. We came here to play a team that was against each other on every level, "he added.
"We managed to win because we played a very, very positive game and we looked for the victory to the very end. We looked for it. "
He also praised Mata and much-maligned midfielder Marouane Fellaini, who came off the bench to change the course of the game.
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