Inter, PSG queue for Mourinho

The uncertainty surrounding Jose Mourinho’s Roma contract have triggered rivals, Inter Milan and French League 1 giants, PSG to queue for the Portuguese signature
Mourinho’s contract at the Stadio Olimpico expires in June 2024, but the Special One is unsure of his future at the club.
According to Il Messaggero, Mou is growing frustrated with the team’s lack of depth and the little support he has received from the club in his ‘off-the-field battles.’
Mourinho’s frustration was evident after a 2-0 loss to Inter on Saturday, leaving the Giallorossi out of the top four. “There are incidents during the game that if the club wants to talk about it, they can, otherwise I will not be the one to talk,” he said.
According to Il Messaggero, Mourinho wants to discuss his future at the club before June, but he is not expected to meet club owners anytime soon.
PSG have reportedly opened talks with the ex-Tottenham and Inter coach, but the Nerazzurri are also a potential destination for Mourinho, who left the Stadio Meazza in 2010 after a two-year spell.
Thiago Motta and Antonio Conte are said to be among the candidates for Roma’s job if Mourinho leaves at the end of the season.
Mourinho’s second summer in Rome again proved his allure, persuading talented forward Paulo Dybala to head to the capital after seven years with Juventus and bringing in experienced veterans like Nemanja Matic and PSG loanee Georginio Wijnaldum.
Unfortunately for the Portuguese coach and his players, things have been a little more difficult this campaign, with the team almost out of the race for a Champions League finish, struggling to find goals due to Abraham’s poor form and an over-reliance on Dybala.

Despite this, they have reached the Europa League semi-finals, giving them another chance to bring home European silverware.