“I Made a Mistake Going to Fenerbahçe” — Mourinho Admits After Joining Benfica!

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“I Made a Mistake Going to Fenerbahçe” — Mourinho Admits After Joining Benfica

Lisbon, Portugal — José Mourinho has openly acknowledged that his decision to join Fenerbahçe was a mistake. The veteran coach made this admission following his return to Benfica, where he was unveiled as head coach after the dismissal of Bruno Lage. [1]

What He Said

•⁠ ⁠Mourinho said he felt Fenerbahçe was not at his level football‑wise and culturally, suggesting the club did not match what he believed he needed to succeed. [1]
•⁠ ⁠Despite this, he emphasized that he gave his all during his time there, working hard “until the last day.” [2]
•⁠ ⁠He added that coaching Benfica represents “returning to my level,” implying that this role aligns better with his standards and past experiences. [3]

Context & Reaction

•⁠ ⁠Mourinho was sacked by Fenerbahçe last month after a Champions League playoff defeat to Benfica. [3]
•⁠ ⁠His comments have stirred discussion among fans and media, with many seeing them as a candid reflection on managerial mismatches and expectations. [2]


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