After Roma-Aus
In the past few days after his departure from AS Roma, star coach José Mourinho has repeatedly been linked with a commitment to the Saudi Pro League, but the 60-year-old does not see his time in Europe at the end yet: information from the newspaper “The TimesThe Portuguese will speak to the president of the reigning Italian champions SSC Napoli about a possible engagement next week.
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The post-champion season has proven to be difficult for Napoli so far. Rudi Garcia, successor to coach Luciano Spalletti, who resigned after the title, had to resign in November after 16 games and a points average of 1.75 points; successor Walter Mazzarri only managed five wins from the first twelve games. Even though they survived the group phase of the Champions League and met FC Barcelona in the round of 16, qualification for international business via the league is in danger. In the cup, the champions failed prematurely in the round of 16 against newly promoted Frosinone. Since September 2023, the club has lost around 90 million euros in squad value as a result of the weak season (for statistics).
The current 9th place in the Serie A table is not satisfactory for De Laurentiis; another change in the coaching bench seems anything but impossible, even though Mazzarri’s contract only runs until the end of the season. During the week, Saudi media linked Mourinho to Al-Shabab FC and reported that an agreement had already been reached for a short-term takeover. However, according to reports from England and Italy, the two-time Champions League winner sees his future in Europe. According to the Times, Naples could become Mourinho’s eleventh coaching position and third job in the Italian upper house.
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15 Arsène Wenger – Players signed: 84 – Spending: €891m
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14 Ernesto Valverde – Players signed: 53 – Expenses: €906.83 million
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13 Rafael Benítez – Players signed: 113 – Expenses: €913.24 million
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12 Jorge Jesus – Players signed: 138 – Expenses: €919.82 million
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11 Unai Emery – Players signed: 86 – Spending: €1.03 billion
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10 Jürgen Klopp – Players signed: 85 – Expenses: €1.13 billion
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9 Mauricio Pochettino – Players signed: 57 – Expenses: €1.15 billion
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8 Antonio Conte – Players signed: 93 – Expenses: €1.17 billion
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7 Thomas Tuchel – Players signed: 71 – Expenses: €1.19 billion
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6 Manuel Pellegrini – Players signed: 97 – Expenses: €1.2 billion
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5 Diego Simeone – Players signed: 82 – Expenses: €1.21 billion
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4 Massimiliano Allegri – Players signed: 113 – Expenses: €1.42 billion
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3 Carlo Ancelotti – Players signed: 95 – Expenses: €1.62 billion
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2 José Mourinho – Players signed: 119 – Expenses: €1.86 billion
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1 Pep Guardiola – Players signed: 78 – Expenses: €2.04 billion
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AS Roma parted ways with the Portuguese last Monday. The Giallorossi had previously remained winless in three games in a row and had had their worst season in almost 20 years up to that point. After 20 games, Roma were in ninth place in Serie A with 29 points; the last time things went worse was in the 2002/03 season under Fabio Capello (tenth with 27 points). On Saturday, the team taken over by club legend Daniele De Rossi achieved their first league win of 2024 against Hellas Verona.
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