Mourinho appointed new Red Devils coach

He is known as Jose Mourinho, while many prefer to call him “the special one” but the truth of the matter is that both these words bestly describe him and he is back in the business of coaching to do what he does best.

He kept his promise. Every time when asked by members of the media about the prospect of him returning to managerial role he kept on saying: “I will be back at managerial position before 30 June”.

Surely Manchester United fans throughout the world would be hoping he would be able to keep his promise of turning the Red Devils into football giants.

The Red Devils have encountered three tough seasons since Sir Alex Ferguson left the coaching role at the Theatre of dreams.

Mourinho signed a three year contract with an option to stay until 2020 at Old Trafford. His appointment came in just a week after the sacking of Louis van Gaal who led Man United to a 2-1 FA cup glory against Crystal Palace at Wembley.

His appointment came as no surprise to many football spectators, following the club’s failure to secure the champions league spot next season.

Described by the football fans a “winner of note”, Mourinho faces a tough task of turning a relatively average Manchester United into title contenders.

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