Jose Mourinho managed Manchester United for two and a half years, from May 2016 to December 2018, and during that period he did not become famous, but no manager in the era after Sir Alex Ferguson can boast of having more success at "Old Trafford" from the Portuguese.
Mourinho won three trophies (the Europa League, the League Cup and the Community Shield), and now he looked back at the results that Erik ten Haag has with the "red devils".
"I didn't get the trust or support from the club that Ten Haag has. I felt that we are on the right path as a team, but without that support, everything is in vain," said Mourinho for "Telegraf".
During his tenure, Mourinho had problems with Paul Pogba, Marcus Rashford...
"And now there are several players in the club that I didn't want five or six years ago. I don't think they are the professionals that a club of that level should have. Pogba? I don't enjoy what's happening to him at all. I'm just saying that at some points in your career, you lose a little sense of who you are and what you need to be. Paul was not the same man after winning the World Cup with France. "Suddenly, football was not the most important thing for him," Mourinho pointed out.
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