The Special One, Successful Coach in Four Different Countries in Football History

Jose Mario dos Santos Felix Mourinho is more fondly known as Jose Mourinho, born in Setuba, Portugal on born on January 26, 1963. He is a State of origin football coach Portugal. Coach began his career in 2000 as SL coach Benfica (2000-2001), then train F.C. Porto in the year 2002-2004, then moved to Chelsea in 2004 to 2007, and most recently on June 2, 2008, he was announced as coach of Inter Milan until 2010 and managed to donate a degree Champions League Trophy Season 2009/2010 for Inter Milan. And now he is the coach of Real Madrid since May 31, 2010 and is one of the best coaches in the history of world football on the achievements that have been achieved so far.

Mourinho is the son of a Portuguese national goalkeeper, Felix. Mourinho started his career as a player but he's not happy in his career and would prefer to switch to a managerial affairs. He is known as a coach with a strong personality and is able to instill a winning mentality in every team that handled. Although the strategy is often criticized for playing negative football, he was a performance guarantee valid. Not infrequently Mourinho called "The Special One" with his success won four domestic trophies in four different countries. 

Coaching career: 

2000: Benfica 
2001-2002: U.D. Leiria 
2002-2004: F.C. Porto 
2004-2007: Chelsea 
2008-2010: FC Internazionale Milano
2010 until now: Real Madrid FC




Club Awards:

With F.C. Porto: 
Portuguese Liga: 2002/03, 2003/04 
Candido de Oliveira Supercup: 2003 
Portuguese Cup: 2002/03 
UEFA Cup: 2002/03UEFA Champions League: 2003/04


With Chelsea F.C.: 
Premier League: 2004/05; 2005/06 
FA Cup: 2006/07 
English League Cup: 2004/05; 2005/06 
Community Shield: 2005 

With Inter Milan: 
Italian Super Cup: 2008 
Italian League: 2008/09, 2009/10 
Coppa Italia: 2009/2010 
Champions League: 2009/2010 

With Real Madrid 
La Liga : 2011/12 
Copa del Rey : 2010/11
Supercopa de Espana: 2012