Jose Mourinho Believes Man United Will Make Top Four Miraculously Before December Ends

By Wisdom Peter,

The Manchester United Boss, Jose Mourinho while speaking to Brazilian outlet RedeTV after the 2-2 draw at St Mary’s on Saturday evening, believes Manchester United can miraculously make the top Four this season even the teams situation gets worse.

Mourinho’s team which has not been able to secure a win since a 2-1 victory against Bournemouth on November 3 and gaining Champions league qualification to Round of 16 is a doubt making the top Four this season with Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal and Spurs already in good position and form.

United, who finished 19 points behind champions Manchester City in the 2017/18 campaign, currently sit seventh in the league and are eight points behind fourth-placed Arsenal, with the two sides meeting
at Old Trafford on Wednesday.

“Last year, we said that getting into second place was a fantastic thing due to the qualities we had
compared to the qualities of the other teams fighting for the top four,” Mourinho told Brazilian outlet RedeTV.

Referring to this ambitions for the rest of the season, Jose said, “Try to win as many points as possible and try almost the miracle to end in fourth.”

Jose Mourinho who’s known to be one of Europe’s most successful Coaches and termed ‘The Special One’ took the management of The Red Devils team in 2016, arriving from Chelsea after a controversial season.

He has been the highest rated Man United coach since Sir Alex Ferguson retired. Succeeding Luis Van Gaal, Mourinho has won the Europa league trophy for United which is their first since the competition was established, and has won several other trophies.

The Red Devils fans across the globe who were once glad they’ve finally had a Manager that will bring back those Glory days suddenlychanged their minds and now wants Mourinho sacked because of The teams now poor performance.

The 13-time Premier League champions have laboured to several disappointing performances and were knocked out of the Carabao Cup by Championship side Derby County in the third round, with increased scrutiny over Mourinho’s position.