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Paulo Dybala has admitted that he really enjoyed working under José Mourinho.
José Mourinho left AS Roma a few weeks ago and what is certain is that he left his mark on the minds of those he coached in the eternal city. Paulo Dybala is one of those who enjoyed working with the Special One.
“Working with Mourinho was stimulating and represented significant progress for me, he told Al Arabi Jadeed. We are talking about a coach who has achieved a lot in his career, without a doubt he uses his experience and he has helped me grow as a footballer. Honestly, I don’t know what the future holds for him, but I’m sure he will continue at a big club.”
Dybala thanks Mourinho
While praising Mourinho, Dybala also said a lot of good things about his current coach, Daniele De Rossi. “He was a Roma icon as a player and now he is fully committed to his new role. He transmits his ideas and it’s a real source of inspiration to work with him.”
Concerning his personal case, the Argentine world champion indicated : “I want to give everything I have for this team and for the fans who welcomed me in an incredible way. I would like to get a positive result and reach the Champions League this year. My future ? For now, it’s the next game and then we’ll see what happens. But I play for Roma and I see myself with Roma.”
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