‘I will look like an idiot’ Jose Mourinho speaks on new Netflix Documentary About his Career

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Jose Mourinho has announced his upcoming appearance in a Netflix documentary, suggesting it might portray him as a “total idiot” in certain situations.

The 60-year-old has had a prestigious managerial career, coaching clubs such as Porto, Chelsea, Inter, Real Madrid, Manchester United, and currently Roma.

Following Roma’s 2-1 victory over Cremonese, Mourinho shared details about the documentary, mentioning its release on Netflix starting Thursday. He hinted that the documentary might reveal undisclosed aspects of his career that viewers haven’t known before, indicating that he was well-compensated for his participation.

Mourinho recalled a situation where he was approached by another club before formally signing with Roma. Despite not having signed the agreement yet, he chose to honor his word and declined the other club’s offer. He anticipated that the documentary might lead people to label him as foolish for his decisions.

Moreover, Mourinho highlighted the transparency he maintained with club presidents. Immediately informing them about such offers, like when he dealt with opportunities from Portugal and Saudi Arabia. He suggested that his honesty prevents clubs from engaging with other coaches behind his back, emphasizing the importance of mutual trust in these scenarios.

The documentary’s actual content is yet to be unveiled, but it’s expected that Mourinho will delve into his experiences with each of his former clubs during his remarkable 24-year career.

Fans are anticipated to hear insights into his controversial departures from Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur. Additionally, his two stints at Chelsea, characterized by both success and tumultuous moments, are likely to be highlighted.

Mourinho’s tenure at Real Madrid, marked by significant achievements but also surrounded by controversies involving disputes with referees, media controversies, and tensions within the dressing room, is expected to be a focal point.

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