Mourinho, a romanist where his players sing

On Wednesday, lifting the Conference League to the skies of Tirana, José Mourinho felt, as he revealed, another Romanist. Mourinho, hugging and kissing the trophy. Mourinho was crying. Hug with his players, with his assistants, to each other. Mourinho waving his hand, as two Champions Leagues, two UEFA Cups / Europa Leagues and one Conference have won up to five European titles.

The most emotional Mourinho emerged. And then, as the Roma coach was speaking at the press conference, his players exploded into the room to pick up the Portuguese to celebrate the title in the locker room. And Mou jumped in with his squad, singing “la la la la la José Mourinho”.

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Among others, it was Lorenzo Pellegrini (the Roma captain), Gianluca Mancini and Nicola Zalewski who interrupted Mourinho’s press conference on Wednesday night, after a 1-0 victory over Feyenoord in the final, giving it a idea of ​​his goodness. relationship with the Portuguese coach.

As the night Roma eliminated Leicester and reached the Conference League final, Mourinho wept. “Now I feel like I’m 100 percent Romanist. And I’m staying to carry out my project,” said the coach of the ‘giallorosso’ team. A Mourinho was released. Not in vain, after his coming out behind the doors of Manchester United in 2018 and Tottenham in 2021 he needs credit.

This is the second European title in the history of Rome, after the 1961 Fairs Cup. In addition, the ‘giallorossi’ were runners-up in Europe in 1983-84, when they fell to Liverpool on penalties (2-4), and in the UEFA Cup 1990-91 (Inter beat them 2-1). Wednesday was Rome’s first European final in 31 years. This Thursday, there will be a ‘gianlorossa’ style starting at Circo Massimo.