Jose Mourinho, presently coaching Fenerbahce, has reportedly set his sights on a return to the Premier League, aiming to take charge of Newcastle United.
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The 61-year-old tactician, known for his ambitious nature, has hinted at “unfinished business” in England and expressed dissatisfaction with his role in Turkey, where he has clashed with officials and aired frustrations about the league’s challenges.
Mourinho’s dissatisfaction recently boiled over in a public outburst, where he criticized the Turkish league, comparing it unfavorably with Europe’s top competitions and questioning its international appeal. These remarks followed controversial refereeing decisions that have impacted Fenerbahce’s season.
Though Eddie Howe currently holds the Newcastle managerial role, sources suggest Mourinho has reached out to intermediaries about any potential openings.
The two-time Premier League winner maintains a rapport with Newcastle chairman Yasir al-Rumayyan, whom he met earlier this year at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
As Newcastle push to improve consistency under Howe, Mourinho’s interest has added an intriguing subplot to the Premier League managerial landscape.
