“Am I at Benfica? A question that ruins my weekend.”

(ANSA) – Lisbon, 03 Mag – Jose Mourinho He returned to Portugal to participate in an event in which the Rio Ave club celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Portuguese Cup final, which this club lost to Porto. Mo’s presence is due to the fact that Rio Ave’s coach was his father, Jose Mourinho Felix. Mourinho Junior expressed his appreciation for the invitation, but the same cannot be said about the question he was asked on the sidelines of the event: Is it true that he can coach Benfica next season?

“Don’t ask me this question, I don’t like it – the answer from Mourinho, former Porto player but also, in 2000 and for only 9 games with Benfica -. First of all, in football I’m not affected. “Secondly, I don’t like to talk about certain things. If a particular club already has a coach, I’ve always stayed away from some unethical behaviour, so some questions spoil the weekend.” Mourinho said: “In London, I live two minutes from the Chelsea stadium, it’s so close you can hear the shouts. When they score a goal. But since the crowd started chanting my name, I stopped going to other stadiums, and I no longer moved. “I don’t go to Chelsea anymore. From my house here to the Estadio da Luz (Benfica edition) it takes 20 to 30 minutes, and I have friends with VIP boxes so I’ve been there two or three times. Journalists (edit) started asking me some questions, so I didn’t I go again, they have “polluted” my life.” Meanwhile, on the subject of Benfica, Angel Di Maria, who returned last summer to the club that launched him into major European professional football, appears set to extend his contract by a year after, at least for now, giving up on a return. To Argentina (in Rosario he even received death threats). The local press also wrote that Rafa Silva, the thirty-year-old Encarnados striker who will be released in June, is in negotiations with Roma for a possible move to Trigoria. (handle).