Manchester United: 5 Reasons Why Jose Mourinho Won’t Last The Season

#3 His Anger At The Lack of Signings

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As of this writing, Manchester United’s transfer business this summer has consisted of signing Brazilian midfielder Fred from Shakhtar Donetsk and Portuguese youngster Diogo Dalot from FC Porto. If you’re to believe the press, though, Mourinho has been desperately trying to bring in a whole slew of marquee names for the new season.

From Cristiano Ronaldo, to Gareth Bale, to Kylian Mbappe, to Willian, to Toby Alderweireld, to Alex Sandro, and more. United have been linked with all of these world class players, yet Mourinho has been left frustrated at having – so far – been unsuccessful with bringing any of these massive names to Old Trafford. And let’s face it, when Mourinho is frustrated, he makes no qualms about publicly letting his bosses know how unhappy he is.

We’ve seen the Mourinho boo-boo face before, and it’s already reared its head this pre-season over the relative lack of transfer activity for United so far. As has been seen at Chelsea, when Jose doesn’t get his own way and starts to publicly display his anger, it is often a sign that his days at a club are dwindling to an end.