Jose Mourinho has unexpectedly taken on the role of manager for a Premier League team today!

Jose Mourinho’s departure from AS Roma has been unveiled amid a string of disappointing performances that have seen the team plummet to a lackluster ninth position in Serie A, marking the end of his two-and-a-half-year tenure at the revered Stadio Olimpico. Despite publicly voicing his intentions to remain with the club, his contractual obligations were set to expire in the summer, paving the way for his departure.

The decision to part ways with Roma appears to be primarily driven by the club’s hierarchy, leaving Mourinho without concrete plans for his immediate future. However, there is widespread anticipation within the footballing world that the esteemed tactician will field multiple offers in the forthcoming months as clubs vie for his managerial prowess.

Amidst rampant speculation, potential returns to the Premier League with either Chelsea or Newcastle United have been mooted. However, such moves are currently deemed improbable, with no official confirmations forthcoming. Chelsea’s ownership appears steadfast in their support of current head coach Mauricio Pochettino, despite facing criticism from certain sections of the fanbase. Similarly, Newcastle United, helmed by Eddie Howe, are grappling with a spate of squad injuries but seem inclined to afford him additional time to turn the tide.

Mourinho’s previous flirtation with the idea of managing in Saudi Arabia has reignited discussions, with conjecture suggesting that he could field offers from the Saudi Pro League come summertime, should he remain unattached. However, despite previous overtures from Al Hilal, who had dangled a lucrative contract, the club is currently enjoying a fruitful spell under their existing managerial setup.

Meanwhile, clubs such as Al Ahli and Al Nassr, the latter being the illustrious Cristiano Ronaldo’s current outfit, loom as potential destinations where Mourinho’s managerial acumen could find a new home.

Beyond club football, the realm of international management presents another avenue for Mourinho to explore. With several managerial vacancies expected to emerge post-Euro 2024 and the Copa America, leading up to the 2026 World Cup, the Portuguese tactician could potentially throw his hat into the ring. Reports have emerged suggesting Mourinho’s willingness to entertain the prospect of managing the England national team should Gareth Southgate vacate his position following the Euros, although Southgate himself has expressed his desire to continue at the helm.