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#1 Mourinho reveals he could return to football management in Italy

Mourinho says he could manage in Italy again

Jose Mourinho has been taking a sabbatical from football management ever since he was sacked from the post of the Manchester United manager last December. Sky Sports Italy caught up with the Portuguese at Wimbledon, where he was present to watch Rafael Nadal seal a victory over Nick Kyrgios.

Mourinho was asked if he could be involved in tennis in the near future and he had this reply:

In the future? Always soccer, and always a high level. Italy? Could be a possibility.

Interestingly, Mourinho has already managed in Italy once, where he won two Serie A titles and the Champions League with Inter Milan, where he was in charge of the team from 2008 to 2010. Since then, the Portuguese has been involved with Real Madrid, Chelsea, and Manchester United, but it can be argued that he could not replicate the success he achieved in Italy.

Now that he has revealed that he does see himself managing in Italy in the near future, one can expect more fireworks soon.

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