Former Chelsea coach Jose Mourinho has said that he does not have any inkling as to where his future lies amidst speculations that he is already in talks with Manchester united.
Speaking about his future, Mourinho said recent weeks have been a case of clubs approaching him rather than the other way around, amid speculation touting him as a replacement for under-fire Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal.
“My next club? I really don’t know,” he explained. “One thing is certain; I love football and I will return on the fields with the same passion and ambition as always.
“Right now I have respect for every coach and every club. I’m not looking for a club; it is the clubs who seek me.”
A return to San Siro as Nerazzurri boss is not on the agenda for the Portuguese, who is backing his counterpart to lead them into next season
Jose Mourinho stated he will attend Inter’s match against Sampdoria on Saturday but insists he has no designs on Roberto Mancini’s job in the San Siro dugout.
Mourinho has been linked to a host of high-profile jobs since his second tenure at Chelsea ended prematurely last December, while Inter – who he guided to back-to-back Serie A titles and Champions League glory in 2010 – have seen their ambitions of claiming the Scudetto fade during the new year.
