Mourinho wants to return to training in the Premier League

Jose Mourinho

 A news report stated that Jose Mourinho, the coach of the Italian soccer team Roma, wants to return to training in the English Premier League. And the British newspaper "Daily Mail" stated that Mourinho hopes to return to work in England next season, in light of his frustration at the lack of financial support in Rome. The newspaper pointed out that returning to Chelsea training for the third time may be an ideal scenario for Mourinho, as his representatives revealed that he would be enthusiastic about training the London team if he had the opportunity to do so.

According to a news source, Jose Mourinho, the head coach of Roma of Italy, wants to resume his training in the English Premier League. Due to his displeasure with the lack of financial assistance in Rome, Mourinho aspires to work again in England next season, according to the British tabloid "Daily Mail." The publication said that Mourinho's agents had stated that he would be delighted in coaching the London squad if given the chance, thus returning to Chelsea training for a third time may be the ideal situation for him.

This comes despite the fact that Chelsea FC has expressed its support for its current coach, Graham Potter. Mourinho's wife and children still live in London, and the Portuguese coach has always preferred to work in England over others. Mourinho led the Roma team to crown the European Conference League title last season, and the team is currently ranked fifth in the Italian League, but it may lack sufficient ingredients to compete for the title. And the "Daily Mail" indicated that the position of coach of the West Ham team may be vacant soon, in light of the suffering of David Moyes.

This occurs despite the fact that Chelsea FC has said that Graham Potter is the team's current coach. Mourinho has always chosen to work in England over other countries since his wife and kids still reside there. The Roma club, which Mourinho coached to the European Conference League championship last season, is presently rated fifth in the Italian League but may not have the necessary components to contend for the championship. Due to David Moyes' suffering, the "Daily Mail" also suggested that the West Ham team's coaching post would become available soon.

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