Roma’s head coach, José Mourinho, shed light on his future at the club following his team’s comeback victory against Cremonese in a Coppa Italia Last-16 clash at the Stadio Olimpico.
Despite a shaky start with Cremonese taking the lead through Frank Tsadjout, Roma secured the win with Romelu Lukaku’s equalizer and a late goal from Paulo Dybala.
In the post-match press conference, Mourinho discussed various topics, including the Giallorossi’s performance and his own future with the club.
The question of Mourinho’s plans beyond the summer has been a prominent topic in the Italian headlines as his contract expiration approaches. In response, Mourinho indicated that a resolution remains uncertain, stating, “I haven’t signed yet.”
Addressing recent rumors linking him with the Brazil national team coaching position, Mourinho dismissed the speculation: “About Brazil, I don’t know if it’s true or not. They didn’t talk to me. I told my agent that until we know that a club is interested, he shouldn’t talk to anyone while I’m here.”
The Portuguese coach emphasized trust in the honesty of Roma’s ownership but acknowledged that his future with the club is yet to be finalized. The comments leave room for speculation about Mourinho’s next move, keeping fans and pundits alike eagerly awaiting further developments.
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