Jose Mourinho: Benfica appoint former Chelsea and Manchester United boss as new manager
Between 2002 and 2004, Mourinho took his name during a spell with Porto and won six trophies, including the Champions League in 2003-04.
Since he left his homeland in 2004, he directed Mourinho, Chelsea (twice), Inter Milan, Real Madrid, Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur, Rome and Fenerbahce.
Mourinho said, “None of the giant clubs,” he has been working on since he left Benfica.
He added that he returned as a “less selfish” person who thinks more about “joy” he could bring to others.
After dismissing Lag on Tuesday, Benfica President Rui Costa said that the new manager should have the “profile of a winner”.
Mourinho fits this information, which has definitely won 21 big cups, and his latest success comes to the conference league with Rome in 2022.
This transport includes two champions league crowns and eight league championships in four different countries, but the last cup before the success with Rome was the 2017 Europa League in Manchester United.
“I have two resumes in the minds of some people, one in the minds of some people, one lasting a certain period and the other representing a less happy stage of my career.” He said.
In this “negative” section of his career, he added that he had reached two European finals in the last five years and that he lost Sevilla in the 2023 Europa League final after the victory of Rome’s Conference League victory.
