Former Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has reflected on his tenure at the club, expressing profound pride and happiness regarding his time with the Red Devils. Despite the high expectations accompanying his appointment, Mourinho’s stint at Manchester United, spanning two and a half years, saw a blend of accomplishments and challenges.
While Mourinho’s tenure didn’t yield the level of success anticipated, it was far from a failure. Under his guidance, Manchester United secured three significant trophies, including the Europa League, amidst the club’s transitional phase.
In discussing his Manchester United experience, Mourinho emphasized the honor and responsibility of managing a club steeped in rich history, sharing sentiments of admiration for following in the footsteps of legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson. Mourinho articulated his sentiments, stating:
“The club, the history, everything, to be a coach in the same club as Sir Alex, you have to feel it, you have to feel the pride and responsibility and I felt it. I loved it, I loved my time there. I was so proud of going there. I was even prouder when a couple of years later I went back as a Sky commentator with Roy Keane and felt the reaction of the crowd. I was like ‘wow’.”
During his tenure, Mourinho led Manchester United through 144 matches across various competitions, securing 84 victories, 32 draws, and 28 losses. His tenure boasted a commendable 58.33 percent win rate, illustrating his significant impact during his tenure with the Red Devils.
