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Mourinho stages Premier League return

Jose Mourinho will return to the Premier League this season as a pundit for Sky Sports.

 

The three-time Premier League winner has been without a club after getting sacked by Manchester United last December.

 

However, Mourinho will now join Sky Sports and will be in the studio for Chelsea’s visit to his old club on Sunday.

 

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In a statement released on Saturday morning, Mourinho said: “The Premier League is a special competition for me, one that takes so much hard work to win and you just can’t take your eyes off the matches every week.

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“Sky Sports is the home of the Premier League and it’s a pleasure for me to join this team and help to understand and explain what happened in each match.

 

“Football is a huge passion, it means so much to the fans, and I look forward to being part of the Premier League with them until I return to my place on the touchline.”

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