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Massimo Moratti, the former president of Naples, believes he knows what the future position of his former coach, José Mourinho, will be.
Former Inter Milan president Massimo Moratti sees Jose Mourinho taking the reins at Napoli. It would be his third club in the Italian championship.
Mourinho could continue in Serie A
After his dismissal by Roma last week, Mourinho was announced to Al-Shabab and also to Napoli. Walter Mazzari is not sure he will keep his job beyond the current campaign and the Special One would be well placed to land at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.
Moratti, who won the treble with Mourinho at Inter, is in favor of the idea. He told Radio Kiss Kiss: “He would drive all the fans crazy, he always brings enthusiasm and hope.”
“He would like to coach Napoli because it is an important club and he has an important project,” added former nerazzuro president Aurelio De Laurentiis? I don’t know him very well, I couldn’t say if he would get on well with Mourinho. But he is a serious professional, he knows everything about his team, he is a big football fan. Communication ? He studied it well.”
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