Liverpool and Manchester City call for Mourinho
England continues to crave for José Mourinho, is in London, Liverpool or Manchester.
Yesterday, the week of the Portuguese visit to Chelsea ended with two more declarations of love: Man City and Liverpool are looking to hire the coach for next season.
The Inter Milan, mourinho's club is going through a bad time in the Italian league (only one victory in last seven games) and has Milan in pursuit from near, but this doesn't stop the British admiration by the Portuguese.
Yesterday, the tabloid newspaper News of the World guaranteed that Manchester City and Liverpool are interested in hiring the coach - joining Real Madrid in the list of suitors.
After the British media have spent last week to recall the passage of Mourinho by Chelsea - and increasing the longing chorus after Inter's lesson of football at Stamford Bridge (0-1) - came the first candidates to take the self titled "Special One" back to "Her Majesty's land."
Liverpool will be in pole position. But according to News of the World, the Portuguese coach admits only to accept an invitation from the Reds (Benfica rivals in league europe) if their American owners, Tom Hicks and George Gillett, leave the scene.
Moreover, the manager wants to have guarantees of absolute power over the "red" soccer, and will require further financial position to strengthen the team.
At present, the output of Liverpool's current manager Rafa Benitez, seems certain - even more after yesterday's defeat to Manchester United.
But the success of an approach to Mourinho will depend on another factor. The Rhode Group is trying to acquire 40% of the Liverpools shares.
If the purchase forwards (in talks), the Americans Hicks and Gillett have to leave the power and will goes in money into cash.
If not, left the English to continue to crave José Mourinho.
Yesterday, the week of the Portuguese visit to Chelsea ended with two more declarations of love: Man City and Liverpool are looking to hire the coach for next season.
The Inter Milan, mourinho's club is going through a bad time in the Italian league (only one victory in last seven games) and has Milan in pursuit from near, but this doesn't stop the British admiration by the Portuguese.
Yesterday, the tabloid newspaper News of the World guaranteed that Manchester City and Liverpool are interested in hiring the coach - joining Real Madrid in the list of suitors.
After the British media have spent last week to recall the passage of Mourinho by Chelsea - and increasing the longing chorus after Inter's lesson of football at Stamford Bridge (0-1) - came the first candidates to take the self titled "Special One" back to "Her Majesty's land."
Liverpool will be in pole position. But according to News of the World, the Portuguese coach admits only to accept an invitation from the Reds (Benfica rivals in league europe) if their American owners, Tom Hicks and George Gillett, leave the scene.
Moreover, the manager wants to have guarantees of absolute power over the "red" soccer, and will require further financial position to strengthen the team.
At present, the output of Liverpool's current manager Rafa Benitez, seems certain - even more after yesterday's defeat to Manchester United.
But the success of an approach to Mourinho will depend on another factor. The Rhode Group is trying to acquire 40% of the Liverpools shares.
If the purchase forwards (in talks), the Americans Hicks and Gillett have to leave the power and will goes in money into cash.
If not, left the English to continue to crave José Mourinho.
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