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Mourinho on Inter: They won't see me as a friend

Dia de Jogo — jornal desportivo7 September 2026 at 17:42

José Mourinho, Real Madrid manager, spoke about his emotional return to Milan to face Inter Milan, the club with which he won the Champions League in 2010. Mourinho acknowledges the emotional weight of this match, considering it special due to the bond he created with the nerazzurri fans during his time in Italy. However, the Portuguese coach made it clear that during the 90 minutes there will be no room for feelings of friendship. Mourinho emphasized that when the game begins, all players will be opponents and that they will not see him as a friend on the pitch. This statement comes at a time when Mourinho returns to the Giuseppe Meazza as an opponent, seeking to reverse Real Madrid's negative trend in the Champions League.

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