Latest update on Mourinho going back to Real Madrid after receiving request

Football
By Mirror | Nov 26, 2018
Kaka and Jose Mourinho

The fans want it!

Real Madrid fans sent a message to Jose Mourinho during Saturday’s defeat to Eibar - calling for him to “come back soon”.

Sanitago Solari’s first game in charge as permanent coach ended in embarrassment with the visitors thumped 3-0.

Real’s new boss did lead his side to four straight victories while he was interim manager, but Saturday’s defeat shows how far Los Blancos still need to go.

With that in mind, some of the Real fans that travelled to the Eibar game brought with them a banner directed at Mourinho.

Alongside the Portuguese’s face, it read: “Come back soon.”

The pleas from Real fans come at a time when Mourinho is struggling at Old Trafford.

After Saturday's draw against Crystal Palace the Red Devils now sit in seventh, 14 points behind Premier League leaders Manchester City.

Real Madrid fans want Jose Mourinho to "come back soon" (Image: @MysticalAlexis/Twitter)

During his three seasons at the Santiago Bernabeu, Mourinho won one La Liga title and one Copa del Rey.

Florentino Perez

Florentino Perez is also a fan of the Portuguese with recent reports suggesting the Real chief could make a move for Mourinho.

Share this story
Arteta urges Arsenal to seize destiny in crucial Spurs showdown
Mikel Arteta has urged Arsenal F.C. to “write their own destiny” in the north London derby against Tottenham Hotspur F.C. after slipping in the Premier League title race.
Title-hungry Leopards seek to bounce back to winning ways
AFC Leopards will be aiming to return to winning form this weekend as the SportPesa Premier League resumes with a decisive round of fixtures.
Magical Kenya Open: Jastas Madoya reveals what fuels his passion for golf
The spiritual player advises young people to cultivate discipline if they want to reach the lofty heights of playing in the MKO in future.
NOC-K signs strategic MoU with Japanese Olympic Committee
The deal aims at strengthening high-performance systems, athlete development, sports science collaboration, and leadership education between Kenya and Japan.
Youthful Kinoti Kiara crowned African fencing champion
Kiara beat Egypt’s Hamza H. Abuhalwa, Mohamed El Bounjaimi of Morocco and Togo’s Ilan Tchaa Arou to the continental title.
.
RECOMMENDED NEWS