Jose Mourinho claims he would “have no problem at all” returning to Inter Milan if the opportunity arises in the future. The 56-year-old Portuguese tactician is currently out of work after leaving his role at Manchester United in mid-December, but he has confirmed that he would now like to make a return to management.
There has been speculation that Mourinho could embark on a second stint with Real Madrid as the pressure continues to mount on current boss Santiago Solari.
However, when also quizzed about the possibility of a return to the San Siro at some point in the future, Mourinho said he would happily take on the role after guiding the Nerazzurri to an historic Serie A, Coppa Italiana and Champions League treble in 2010 before departing.
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“To a club that I have been before? If I think the right club, the right structure, the right ambitions, I will have no problem at all,” he told BeIN Sports. “I think it’s really a reason of pride when a club where you worked before wanting you back.
“The only club where I feel that [sense of unfinished business] is in relation to Manchester United, the moment I left with what I think I could have achieved and the improvement of a few things but all the other clubs I have the best possible feeling, which is I gave everything. “One of my best feelings in football is to get back to Chelsea. When people take you back for a second time it means they know how good you are.”
