Mourinho leaves I. Mailand, at the end of season
The break, though friendly, between José Mourinho and Inter Milan at the end of the season, seems inevitable. The proliferation of news on this theme reinforces this idea.
After several clubs beeing pointed to the Portuguese - Real Madrid, Liverpool and Manchester United - now was the time of the names disclosure of any substitutes for Mourinho.
Laurent Blanc, currently in Bordeaux, Rafa Benitez, Liverpool, and Fabio Capello, currently coach of England, are at the list top of Inters President.
As revealed by the Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport, the output of the Portuguese coach from Inter, at the end of season, is almost certain and those in charge on the club, are already researching the market to find a replacement.
The newspaper also writes that in list of president Massimo Moratti, the favorite is the French Laurent Blanc, but Benitez and Capello are seen as good alternatives.
Mourinho has a contract with Inter until 2012, but a 7 million clause would allow the withdrawal.
According to some press, Liverpool believes that Rafael Benitez will not renew. Mourinho is desired, and it would be a barter Inter-Liverpool.
The name of Mourinho has been linked by the British newspaper The Times to Manchester United, but only in 2012. The possibility of joining the Red Devils is reinforced by the fact that Alex Ferguson, 67, had said he intended to quit training before he's 70.
Also recently came echoes of a possible link between Mourinho and Real Madrid.
According to Spanish newspaper Marca, the meringues have already begun to probe alternatives to Pellegrini, and was chosen the Portuguese.
Without José Mourinho in the bank (punished), Inter went to Friuli to face Udinese and won by a sustained 3-2. Udinese fought to the end and could have equalized when the ball in the last kick of the game, have found the crossbar.
Mourinho, on the bench, celebrated the triumph of raised fist. It was a return to victorys after three draws. Balotelli, Maicon and Diego Milito, marked by Inter, and Pepe and Di Natale, for Udinese.
After several clubs beeing pointed to the Portuguese - Real Madrid, Liverpool and Manchester United - now was the time of the names disclosure of any substitutes for Mourinho.
Laurent Blanc, currently in Bordeaux, Rafa Benitez, Liverpool, and Fabio Capello, currently coach of England, are at the list top of Inters President.
As revealed by the Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport, the output of the Portuguese coach from Inter, at the end of season, is almost certain and those in charge on the club, are already researching the market to find a replacement.
The newspaper also writes that in list of president Massimo Moratti, the favorite is the French Laurent Blanc, but Benitez and Capello are seen as good alternatives.
Mourinho has a contract with Inter until 2012, but a 7 million clause would allow the withdrawal.
According to some press, Liverpool believes that Rafael Benitez will not renew. Mourinho is desired, and it would be a barter Inter-Liverpool.
The name of Mourinho has been linked by the British newspaper The Times to Manchester United, but only in 2012. The possibility of joining the Red Devils is reinforced by the fact that Alex Ferguson, 67, had said he intended to quit training before he's 70.
Also recently came echoes of a possible link between Mourinho and Real Madrid.
According to Spanish newspaper Marca, the meringues have already begun to probe alternatives to Pellegrini, and was chosen the Portuguese.
Without José Mourinho in the bank (punished), Inter went to Friuli to face Udinese and won by a sustained 3-2. Udinese fought to the end and could have equalized when the ball in the last kick of the game, have found the crossbar.
Mourinho, on the bench, celebrated the triumph of raised fist. It was a return to victorys after three draws. Balotelli, Maicon and Diego Milito, marked by Inter, and Pepe and Di Natale, for Udinese.
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