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#2 Jose Mourinho
If the greatest rivalry of yesteryear was the one between the former United manager and the outgoing Arsenal manager, the one of the current era is undoubtedly the one between the current United manager and the outgoing Arsenal manager.
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Jose Mourinho and Arsenal have had a, let's say, not entirely cordial relationship with the former calling the latter a voyeur and a specialist in failure and the latter shoving the former at Stamford Bridge. But it was nice to see both of them put aside the hatred and acknowledge the significance of the moment.
Jose Mourinho candidly made this admission:
“If he is happy with the decision he made and looks forward to the next chapter of his career and his life, I am really happy for him. If he is sad, I am sad. I am pretty sure that we as a club - especially because Mr Wenger and Arsenal were for many, many years the biggest rivals of the Sir Alex era - will show Mr Wenger the respect that he deserves."
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Edited by Amit Mishra
