Newcastle, Arteta’s successor, the “perfect” team, and Chelsea’s come back are among Jose Mourinho’s Premier League alternatives.

Newcastle, Arteta’s successor, the “perfect” team, and Chelsea’s comeback are among Jose Mourinho’s

Premier League alternatives.

Following his dismissal from Roma, Jose Mourinho is back on the market and could yet make a run at

the Premier League. However, which club?

United of Newcastle

For a long time, fate has decided it. Supporters of Newcastle have bravely rebelled against the machine

that is its seemingly rational owners, who are sick of waiting for the sports washing cycle to end before

just dousing the team in Jose Mourinho air freshener and leaving. However, the process is well

underway and cannot be halted.

Due to their shared love of Sir Bobby Robson, the two have been inextricably linked for decades.

Mourinho even claimed that the legendary manager offered him the position of assistant when he took

over at St. James’ Park in 2000, with the ultimate goal being for the Portuguese player to take over as

manager after his departure.

This mutual affection has kept manager and team in the same orbit for years. Mourinho has been known

to occasionally court the supporters by complimenting the atmosphere at St James’ Park, even if the

scamp says it’s “the only stadium in England where I haven’t ever managed to win a Premier League

match.” He baits you in this way before he starts gas lighting you.

The next thing you know, everything is on fire and he is halfway through his third season.

a trophy with Spurs, and Europa Conference League glory at Roma are the kinds of tangible successes

that Mourinho can point to, despite the fact that being fired four times in a row at increasingly less

prestigious clubs would normally put out a manager’s flame.