Mourinho is not going to be deterred by the enormous compensation offered in the Saudi League.

Following his dismissal from his position as coach at AS Roma, Mourinho has begun to garner a lot of attention. Numerous major teams in Europe have reached out to the Portuguese strategist for additional information. A source even claims that Al Shabab Club, which is a member of the Saudi League, is getting ready to become one of the coaches with the highest compensation in the world today. This would make them one of the “Special One” football clubs.

Since being let go from his position at AS Roma, Mourinho has not yet made a decision regarding his next move.

Mourinho, on the other hand, has reportedly confirmed that he would not be coming to Al Shabab, as stated by the most recent information provided by Pedro Morata, a journalist working for the COPE daily in Spain. At the moment, the strategist who was born in 1963 is still waiting to be offered a new job, and he has no intention of taking a significant amount of time off to relax.

Fabrizio Romano, a transfer analyst, has sources that indicate that Jose Mourinho is now present in Barcelona during this time. In recent times, the Spanish media has been speculating that “The Special One” might be able to arrive at Camp Nou and take Xavi’s place.

In the meantime, regarding other developments, the daily The Times (UK) has stated that Mourinho is getting ready to negotiate with Napoli, who is AS Roma’s rival in the Serie A. Walter Mazzarri, the coach of Napoli, has only signed a short-term deal with the club at the moment, following the dismissal of Rudi Garcia from his position. 

Under Walter Mazzarri’s leadership, Napoli’s performance has not improved. In the previous 11 matches, they only managed to win four of them. Because of this, Mr. Aurelio De Laurentiis, the president of Napoli, is an advocate for Jose Mourinho to take control of the club.

Not only did Mourinho’s team decide that they would not take a large pay in Saudi Arabia, but they also came to the conclusion that they wanted to remain in Serie A. Taking this into consideration, Napoli has even more reasons to believe that they can persuade the Portuguese strategist.