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Real Madrid Pays Benfica €3 Million for Mourinho's Return

Photo of Jose Mourinho at a press conference
Мадридський клуб інвестує в повернення легендарного тренера, сплачуючи Бенфіці три мільйони євро. Photo: Главком

José Mourinho’s Move to Real Madrid

According to Главком: Lisbon-based Benfica has received compensation for the transfer of head coach José Mourinho to Real Madrid. The Spanish club paid €3 million-far less than the previously mentioned €7 million release clause. Mourinho has already agreed to terms with Real Madrid, and the signing is expected next week. The new contract will run until mid-2028 or summer 2029. An official announcement regarding Mourinho’s return to Real Madrid is expected within days.

José Mourinho previously managed Real Madrid from 2010 to 2013. During his tenure, the team achieved:

  • the La Liga title in the 2011/12 season
  • one Copa del Rey
  • one Supercopa de España

Additionally, the club reached the Champions League semifinals three times under his leadership.

Brahim Díaz’s Prospects

Meanwhile, Brahim Díaz has an opportunity to return to Italy’s Serie A, where he could become a potential reinforcement for Turin-based Juventus. Díaz has previous experience playing in Serie A with AC Milan. Renowned goalkeeper Iker Casillas also weighed in on the possibility of José Mourinho’s return to Real Madrid.

Mourinho’s comeback to Real Madrid shows the club’s determination to reclaim its place at the top of Spanish and European football, given his past successes with the team. It could also influence the club’s transfer strategy, as Mourinho is known for his ability to work with players and attract new talent. - Iker Casillas

At the same time, Juventus’ interest in Brahim Díaz highlights the renewed activity of Italian clubs in the transfer market, which could lead to intriguing changes in squad compositions.

The recent developments surrounding José Mourinho's move back to Real Madrid have sparked considerable interest among fans and analysts alike. This decision follows ongoing negotiations initiated by the club's president, highlighting the strategic efforts of Real Madrid to enhance their competitive edge in both Spanish and European football.

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