Jose Mourinho offered Ruben Amorim and Sir Jim Ratcliffe his support to reverse the film by Manchester United.
Amorim is in the shelter, in the hope of turning over and climbing into the upper half of the Premier League table, while co-owners focus on Ratcliffe and Ineos to save money and to make a profit after years of considerable losses as part of the Glaz family.
Mourinho, who is now responsible for the Turkish side Fenerbahce, could face United in the semi -finals of the Europa League against United when both sides progress, but he insisted that he was not on his former employers because of revenge.
“I never have revenge in my thoughts,” said Mourinho, who was responsible for Old Trafford between 2016 and 2018 Sky Sports News. “I never have this feeling because when I leave a club, I prefer to remember my good times in the club.”
When asked about Amorim, whom he helped with the tutor at the beginning of his career, Mourinho promised his support for the head coach of Unterfeuer.
“He is a good child,” Mourinho checked. “Always very respectful for me. We had a good relationship for a few years. He knows that I wish him all the best.”
Finally, Mourinho offered his sympathy for those who suffered from Ineo’s decision to reduce hundreds of jobs behind the scenes, but insisted that Ratcliffe has the experience of leading through this hard time.
“To be honest, I don’t know much about what happens,” he said. “I know Sir Jim Ratcliffe. I don’t say that we are big friends, but we have a good relationship. I know him well. He invited me to his house a few times. I see him as a good person and a great businessman.
“Of course I feel for some of the people I know [losing their jobs]But hopefully it will go in the right direction. “