Jose Mourinho defended his recent track record in the Premier League after being officially unveiled as Roma head coach on Thursday afternoon. The Portuguese has signed a three-year deal with the Serie A club, marking his return to Italy after having led Inter Milan to an unprecedented treble of league, cup and Champions League titles 11 years ago. Mourinho has prospered since leaving the San Siro, helping Real Madrid and Chelsea to La Liga and Premier League titles, while he won three trophies with Manchester United and helped Tottenham into last season's League Cup final. While he has had acrimonious departures from Chelsea, United and Tottenham - who axed Mourinho just days before their Carabao Cup final defeat to Manchester City - the 58-year-old insists his spells were an overall success. "At my last three clubs I won the Premier League with Chelsea, I won three cups with Manchester United, I made it into the League Cup final with Tottenham," he said at a press conference in the Italian capital.

Source: Sky sports July 08, 2021 14:26 UTC