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Jose Mourinho’s Roma defeated Feyenoord 1-0 in the final of the Europa Conference League last night. This translates into Roma’s first trophy in fourteen years and Jose Mourinho’s 100% win rate in European finals continues.

The 59-year-old has been a serial winner his whole career and has technically won bigger competitions but this trophy certainly means a lot to him after he was reduced to tears after the final whistle.

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Winning this trophy sends a message to doubters who have criticised him saying he is ‘finished’ ever since he got sacked by Manchester United. He then signed for Tottenham Hotspur and got sacked days before a League Cup Final with Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City. So you can understand if he has been feeling the pressure and maybe even suffering from self-doubt. He would not tell you that though but again this is why the Europa Conference trophy means a lot to him. The competition is disrespected as it is but the fact Jose Mourinho has won it and just by looking at his reaction might put more respect on the trophy. It seems like the competition needed the Portuguese manager and vice versa.

After last night ‘The Special One’ is the first manager in history to win all 3 major European competitions.

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Football is about winning and Mourino wins. He’s a serial winner and he has brought this Roma team to life.’

Owen Hargreaves, BT Pundit
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Mourinho trophy collection so far

4X World’s Best Club Coach

FC Porto 2003, Chelsea 2004, FC Internazionale 2009 & Real Madrid 2011

3X English Champion

Chelsea 04/05, Chelsea 05/06 & Chelsea 14/15

2X Champions League Winner

FC Porto 03/04 & FC Internazionale 09/10

1X English Cup Winner

Chelsea 06/07

4X English League Cup Winner

Chelsea 04/05, Chelsea 06/07, Chelsea 14/15 & Manchester United 16/17

1X Spanish Champion

Real Madrid 11/12

1X Spanish Cup Winner

Real Madrid 10/11

1X Spanish Super Cup Winner

Real Madrid 12/13

2X Italian Champion

FC Internazionale 08/09 & FC Internazionale 09/10

1X Italian Cup Winner

FC international 09/10

1X Italian Super Cup Winner

FC Internazionale 08/09

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2X Portuguese Champion

FC Porto 02/03 & FC Porto 03/04

1X Portuguese Cup Winner

FC Porto 02/03

1X UEFA Cup Winner

FC Porto 02/03

1X Europa League Winner

Manchester United 16/17

1X Conference League Winner

AS Roma 21/22

1X Portuguese Super Cup Winner

FC Porto 02/03

2X FA Community Shield Winner

Manchester United 16/17 & Chelsea 05/06

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History maker

According to The Football Lovers Jose’s win last night means that he is tied at 5th place with Jock Stein on 26 titles. He is now behind Pep Guardiola (27), Valeriy Lobanovskyi (29), Mircea Lucescu (32) and Sir Alex Ferguson (48). A prestigious table of legendary managers indeed.

‘This remains in the history of Roma, but also mine. I was told only I, Sir Alex Ferguson and Giovanni Trapattoni won trophies in three different decades. It makes me feel a little old, but it’s nice for my career.’

Jose Mourinho, AS Roma manager
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Congratulations Jose!

You can read our other story about what should be classed as a successful season for Spurs next season with Conte receiving substantial funds.

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Yan McKenna

A 25 year old from Lumphanan who has followed football for as long as he can remember. Supports Scotland and Aberdeen FC Recently completed a HND in Media & Communication at NESCOL with the intention of studying PR & Marketing Communications at Queen Margaret University. I also like almost anything sport related, gaming, writing and watching movies.

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