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Jose: Utd pinnacle of my career
- Updated: August 19, 2016
In an exclusive interview with Sky Sports, Jose Mourinho says he is at the “top of his career” as manager of Manchester United, and insists he can keep going as a manager for another 15 years.
The 53-year-old takes charge of his first competitive game at Old Trafford as United manager on Friday Night Football against Southampton, having won his opening two games against Leicester in the Community Shield and Bournemouth in the Premier League opener.
Mourinho’s last 12 months have been topsy-turvy, going into last season as Premier League champions with Chelsea before being sacked in December, but the Portuguese boss says he has a while to go yet.
Speaking to Sky Sports’ Jeff Stelling and Rachel Riley ahead of the first Friday Night Football of the season, Mourinho was confident his best as a boss is yet to come.
“I have been in some of the biggest clubs in the world,” he said. “This is like the top of my career, but it comes in the early …
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