The Portuguese José Mourinho, coach of Roma, once again left his future in the Italian capital up in the air this Wednesday, where he assured he will be until Monday, without making it clear if he will continue next season.
“I'm looking forward to going home on Monday and playing on Sunday, since unfortunately I can't be on the bench. I need a vacation, I'm very tired. I will be in Rome until Monday ”, he said at the end of the meeting.
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The Setubalense was very critical of the refereeing: "The influence of the referees in our matches is something we're used to, but in a European final I didn't expect it."
The defeat left the 'giallorosso' team very touched, who arrived in Budapest with the hope of lifting the second consecutive European trophy.
“I have told the players at the end of the game, with them I always speak honestly. I've won five finals before this one and I don't go home any less proud this time than the other five I've won. Very proud of the boys, ”he pondered.
“The players are dead tired, me too, physically and psychologically. It has been a very tough final, I think we have played almost 150 minutes because the discounts have been incredible ”, he declared.
EFE
