If he were to sign for Paris SG this summer, José Mourinho could well have a more loaded suitcase than expected. His behavior in the Europa League final does not make the referees laugh at all, who ask for sanctions.
Despite his recent defeat in the Europa League final with AS Roma, José Mourinho remains one of PSG’s first options for next season. Keeping Christophe Galtier in office seems impossible, and discussions will certainly begin very quickly with the candidates after the end of the season. José Mourinho assured that he had no contact with any club at the moment, while certifying that he intended to stay at AS Roma. Provided you have the assurance of the owner that he was going to spend a lot in the transfer window to strengthen himself, which should not happen. As a result, the Special One will be able to bounce elsewhere, and the PSG project inevitably seduces him.
Here is the real face of Mourinho… Aware of being filmed after a quick glance at whoever is filming… Spent 9 years in England but addresses and threatens an English referee (Anthony Taylor) in… Italian (to please its Roman tifosi?). Result ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/qSLhEfv0yX
— Bruno Constant (@Bruno_Constant) June 2, 2023
In addition to his qualities as a trainer and leader of men, José Mourinho likes to put on a show, even if it is often very far away. He had calmed down a bit during his time at Manchester United and Tottenham, but at Roma, the all-consuming Italian passion took over. It is common to see him ignite matches from the sidelines. But Wednesday in the Europa League final against Sevilla, it went too far. He attacked opponents and referees, going so far as to insult Anthony Taylor in the parking lot of the Budapest stadium. An attitude that must be punished, asked former international referee Mark Hasley, for whom the Portuguese must not go unpunished.
We must punish Mourinho balances a former referee
“ I would ban Mourinho – wherever he goes – for six games because of his unacceptable conduct. The abuse of officials continues to happen, so I think this level of punishment is the only way to fix the problem. “, delivered the former whistle to the Sun. For the moment, UEFA, also insulted by the Portuguese according to Spanish radio Cadena Ser, has not mentioned anything on this subject. But there is no doubt that the referees’ union will still raise their voices to denounce this behavior, which must not become a habit at the highest level, with the consequences that this can also have on the amateur world. In the meantime, such a suspension would prevent Jose Mourinho from sitting on the bench in any team’s upcoming European matches.
