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Mourinho blasts Man United, name 2 EPL managers who enjoyed opportunities than him

- Jose Mourinho says he did not enjoy the same opportunities at Man United as Jurgen Klopp and Guardiola

- Mourinho made this clear while speaking on the Champions League match between Barcelona and Liverpool

- The ex Real Madrid manager feels the more sustained backing Guardiola and Klopp enjoyed was clear

Ex Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho believes he did not get the same opportunities as Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola and Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp.

The Portuguese feels Old Trafford chiefs did not give him the same backing for success that Pep Guardiola and and Jurgen Klopp have enjoyed in the Premier League.

Jose Mourinho was sacked at Manchester United in December 2019 after the Red Devils' defeat against Liverpool and was replaced by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

But before leaving Manchester United, Jose Mourinho helped the team to win the Europa League title and the EFL Cup.

He is currently out of coaching job although he has been doing some punditry work, and now he feels the more sustained backing Guardiola and Klopp enjoyed was clear.

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"I would love to go to a club and be in conditions to do what Jurgen and Pep did.

"If you look at the Liverpool team that started the game, how many of them were there when Jurgen arrived? A couple,"

"And when Pep was not happy with the full-backs he had at City in 2016-17 and in the next summer bought four full-backs that he liked.

"When he bought one goalkeeper like Claudio Bravo and was not happy with Claudio Bravo, the next season he bought Ederson.

"When Jurgen is in the club and wins absolutely nothing for three-and-a-half years and he still has the trust, still has the confidence, still has the conditions to try to keep going and going,'' Jose Mourinho said on beIN Sports.

Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Jose Mourinho shown remorse for him to have been fired at Manchester United claiming that the Premier League giants remain the only side where he left with unfinished business.

Mourinho who had coached clubs like Real Madrid, Porto and Chelsea made it clear that Old Trafford is the only place he left without best feelings.

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