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José Mourinho is taking on a new challenge. The Portuguese coach has set down his suitcases in Turkey to lead the Fenerbahce club for the next two seasons.
And for this new adventure, the Special One wants to get back on the winning track: winning titles is his priority. To achieve his goals, the man with multiple European cups intends to take action on the transfer market.
The 61-year-old manager would also like to secure the services of an Olympique Lyonnais executive to make him one of the pillars of his team.
According to the journalist’s information Foot Mercato Santi Aouna, Mou would have made Nemanja Matic one of his priorities at the end of the summer transfer window.
Having arrived last summer in the Gones squad, the Serbian has become one of the major players in Pierre Sage’s squad and is not expected to leave OL this summer. However, Lyon must sell this summer to replenish the coffers and reduce the wage bill. In the event of a good offer from the Turkish club, it is not certain that the former Chelsea and Manchester United player will be retained by his club. His contract ends in June 2026 with OL. To be continued…
Fener with their backs to the wall in C1
Mourinho’s team has its back to the wall in the Champions League. The Turks lost the first leg of the third preliminary round against Lille OSC by a score of 2 goals to 1. A win is therefore essential for the Portuguese team if they hope to continue their adventure in the Champions League and reach the group stage…
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