Jose Mourinho Wants To Return To Management Says "I Miss My Football"

Jose Mourinho hopes to return to football management soon but he would do only if the prospective club is at the "dimension" of what he is as a manager. 

Obviously, he has demonstrated that when he declined an offer from his home club Benfica and recently he dismissed any interest in Newcastle United blaming the club's vision for his decision. 

Speaking to Sky Sports, the former Chelsea manager admitted he found it difficult to say no to an offer but he wants to be patient and wait for the club that meets his taste.

"The most difficult thing for me is to say no to the possibilities I had to work," he said. "I have to be patient and wait for the right one and the right one is the one that is at the dimension of what I am as a manager." 

Since December, the Portuguese has been out of job after his dismissal from his role at Manchester United following the club's 3-1 away loss to Liverpool  and was replaced by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer who led the team to finish sixth in the 2018-19 season. 

"I have to be patient and that is the most difficult thing because I have the impulse during this period I had impulse, so many times - Yes, I go. No, I can not go. I have to wait exactly for the right one."

Before Zinedine Zidane was re-appointment by Real Madrid, Mourinho was previous tipped as the right candidate for the job. However, during his career at Chelsea, he led the team to win the Premier League three times. He proceeded to win two Serie A, Coppa de Italia and Champions League at Inter Milan and later at Manchester United where he won the UEFA Europa League title.