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Mourinho is angry with the former Real Madrid star and is considering declaring war on him!



The "El Chiringuito" program revealed that Roma coach Jose Mourinho is very angry because of former Real Madrid player Guti's statements in which he wished that the "Special One" would not return again to the Royal Club.


Mourinho was the focus of conversation within Madrid circles in recent days after his statements in which he demanded that Carlo Ancelotti continue as coach of the Merengue and that "only a crazy person leaves Real Madrid, and this crazy person was me in 2013."


Mourinho's statements came in response to his question about the possibility of him returning to Real Madrid after Ancelotti next summer, which he considered unlikely to happen in light of the presence of a great coach the size of the Italian, hoping that he would continue for as long as possible at the Santiago Bernabeu.


Because of these words, Guti went out to the media and said that Mourinho is not fit to be coach of Real Madrid, and that the football he presents is boring, and therefore he does not wish to return again to the Spanish capital.


According to El Chiringuito, Guti's statements reached Mourinho, who became angry with those close to him, and began considering going out to the media to respond to the former Real Madrid player with all his might, as is the Roma coach's habit.


Mourinho demonstrated to those close to him - according to the program - that Guti’s claims that his teams were boring were incorrect, as he achieved the largest number of points in the club’s history in La Liga in one season with Real Madrid, and the team scored more than 120 goals with him in all tournaments (2011-2012 season). .


Lazio coach Maurizio Sarri was the latest victim of the exchanges with Mourinho, after the Portuguese said that he had a great mentality, which is why he won 26 championships, unlike his competitor, who, thanks to his humble mentality, barely won any title throughout his career.

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