Mourinho Not Feeling Pressure to Win Champions League in Second Real Spell
Mourinho said Real Madrid’s six Champions League titles in the past decade show the club no longer faces the same burden.
- On Tuesday, Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho leads his team against Inter Milan at Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, stating he feels no additional pressure to secure the Champions League title in his second spell.
- Real Betis defeated the squad 1-0 on Friday, marking the first setback of Mourinho's second tenure, as the 15-time European champions seek their first major trophy after two barren seasons.
- Addressing his return, Mourinho stated, "No, it is two different spells," emphasizing that he must now focus on "stability" and "structure" to help the team achieve greatness.
- Forward Kylian Mbappe addressed questions about the dressing room atmosphere and his relationship with Vinicius, maintaining that the environment remains "the same as last year" despite a new coach.
- Mourinho noted that Real Madrid must work to reach necessary stability to win every competition, adding, "Real Madrid are Real Madrid, you need to win here no matter what.
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Mourinho not feeling pressure to win Champions League in second Real spell
Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho said he was not feeling any added pressure to win the Champions League in his second spell at the club ahead of their opener against Serie A champions Inter Milan on Tuesday at the Santiago Bernabeu. The Champions League is the only trophy that evaded Mourinho during his first stint […]
The Portuguese technician is in his second stage with the white entity and hopes to achieve something he could not do in his previous three-year period.
José Mourinho returned this season to Real Madrid with the mission to settle the account in Champions of his previous step in the club.
No pressure to win Champions League in Real Madrid second stint: Jose Mourinho
Jose Mourinho said he does not feel any extra pressure to win the Champions League in his second Real Madrid spell ahead of Tuesday's opener against Inter Milan. His call for stability, and Kylian Mbappe's insistence that the dressing room is unchanged, underlined the scrutiny around a team expected to win immediately.
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