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| Mou tempted by Man Utd |
Monday 30 March, 2009 |
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Inter Coach Jose Mourinho has told journalists he would find it hard to say 'no' to an offer from Manchester United.
The Portuguese tactician is highly regarded in England after his three years with Chelsea yielded six major trophies, including two Premier League titles.
“Who would say 'no' to Manchester United?” Mourinho asked. “They belong to a small group of clubs around the world where nobody can say 'no'.”
Manchester United captain Rio Ferdinand recently said he would relish having Mourinho at the club once Sir Alex Ferguson retires.
However, Mourinho does not see Ferguson quitting any time soon and wishes him all the best in the meantime.
“I don't believe Ferguson is leaving in 2010. I think he will be the same the year after, healthy and happy,” Mourinho said, according to the Sun.
“I don't see a reason for him to quit and I hope he still goes on. We both know how to lose and how to win.”
Mourinho is in his first year at Inter and looks set to lead them to their fourth straight Serie A Championship.
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