Serial Winner to make stunning Newcastle United move?
There has been some stunning reports that Jose Mourinho could make a shock move to join Newcastle United.
The former Manchester United, Chelsea, and Tottenham boss leaves Roma following a 3-1 defeat to AC Milan on Sunday.
It leaves them ninth in Serie A after 20 games of the season, and there is all sorts of speculation about where he could end up over the next few months, with Newcastle a clubs that has been mentioned.
And now Sky Sports News reporter Gary Cotterill has been speaking on what’s next for Jose Mourinho following his sacking by Roma:
“He is box-office, wherever he goes, and lots of people will say it would be great to see him back in the Premier League.
“I don’t think he will be short of options. He turned down Portugal in the summer. He turned down a big-money move to Saudi Arabia.
“He has always been linked with a return to Real Madrid. Him and Florentino Perez remain close. But Carlo Ancelotti is now staying at Real Madrid.
“We know that Roy Hodgson is leaving Crystal Palace in the summer. Will they go for Gareth Southgate with his history here? Would that free up the England job? I’ve heard his name mentioned in some phone-in programmes, fans saying he would be great for it.
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“Then, of course, Newcastle. You can’t go far without hearing his name linked with Newcastle. He calls himself a ‘little Magpie’ because of his love for Sir Bobby Robson.
“Eddie Howe, of course, is still extremely popular at Newcastle. But they are out of Europe and 10th in the league, albeit with injury problems.
“I don’t think the fans would take kindly to him being removed, but one manager they might accept in his place would be Jose Mourinho, because of those Sir Bobby Robson links.
“And there’s Chelsea. When they were looking for a new manager in the summer, I was of the understanding that Mourinho wouldn’t turn down a chance to return for a third time, although it looks like the ownership have got a different direction these days.”
