Jose Mourinho he assured on Thursday, after confirming passage to the Europa League semifinals by beating Feyenoord (4-1, 4-2 on aggregate) that he was “happy” in Rome, but left the door open to an exit by teaching. that “sometimes” he thinks “of other ambitions”.
“I’m happy here, I can’t hide it. I like the people, I have a good relationship with the property, if I say otherwise I’m lying. The players are fantastic, they have tremendous empathy between them. They . ‘re not like children because I have two, but almost”, he pointed out at a press conference when asked if the nights like the one he lived does not make him want to renew.
“I can’t say I’m not happy. Sometimes I think about frustrations and sometimes I think about other ambitions, but now the important thing is that I’m happy and I’m working for people and I’ve seen them happy. That’s what’s important,” he added.
Two Italian teams in the semifinals, Juventus and Roma, but Mourinho does not want to discuss the possibility of an Italian final. “The final may be Italian but there are no Italians either. Leverkusen is very difficult,” he reflected.
Argentine Paulo Dybala revived Roma in the final minutes with a goal and in extra time, his team’s physical effort paid off. “I thought if we didn’t win, people would be proud of the game. That’s the base from which we started. There are things that are not negotiable, whether we win or we go home tired, and that is well understood. player.”
The Portuguese gives a key ring to a Dutch journalist
In addition, the Setubalense coach left his personal stamp on the press conference by giving a Dutch journalist, with whom he spoke a week ago, a keychain with the Conference League trophy, a competition won of Rome last year after being defeated. Feyenoord to be exact.
“If I lose a game, I don’t sleep or cry for ten months,” Mourinho told Dutch journalists at the press conference after the first leg in relation to the Feyenoord coach, who made several references to the final this season, “see you in a week.” This evening Mourinho concluded his specific discussion with the journalist: “One piece of advice, the next time you lose, don’t cry for 10 months,” he said.
Source: La Verdad
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