Jose Mourinho has caught the eye of PSG after impressive achievements with Roma.
PSG choose Mourinho to replace Galtier
In the past, PSG had many opportunities to appoint Jose Mourinho, but the French team was “indifferent” because they thought that the Portuguese coach was out of time and often brought trouble to the club. However, the successes of the “Special One” in Roma over the past two years have made the Parisian team change their opinion of him.
In his first year at Roma, Mourinho immediately helped the Italian capital team quench their thirst for titles by winning the first Conference League title in history. This season, Roma have difficulty in the race for the top 4 of Serie A, but they are facing the opportunity to win the Europa League when they have reached the final.
Mourinho’s achievements are highly appreciated because Roma owns a thin force and the quality of players is only average. The most prominent in the Olimpico home team’s squad is midfielder Paulo Dybala, but the Argentine star is only considered a “waste” of Juventus. Meanwhile, Roma’s main striker, Tammy Abraham, is also considered a “waste” of Chelsea and has only scored 8 goals in Serie A this season.
According to MailSport, PSG are very interested in signing Mourinho this summer, replacing Christophe Galtier. The French giants believe that Mourinho’s level and experience in the European arena will give them a great chance to win the Champions League. Pouring a lot of money to buy players and replace many coaches, but PSG has not been able to touch this prestigious silver trophy once.
Mourinho has a 1-year contract with Roma, so this summer is the right time for PSG to bring the ‘Special One’ to Parc des Princes. Meanwhile, Galtier’s fate is expected to be similar to that of Mauricio Pochettino last season. The Ligue 1 title was not enough to keep Galtier’s seat. Former coach Lille will be sacked in the next few weeks.
As for Mourinho, coming to PSG will give him the opportunity to compete in the Champions League with the strong squad they have. Moreover, the Portuguese coach can also freely buy players without worrying about financial problems.
