Jose Mourinho delighted about Cole Palmer's injury ahead of Chelsea return with Benfica as Portuguese coach reveals 'best thing' about going back to Stamford Bridge
Benfica manager Jose Mourinho has playfully shared his contentment regarding Cole Palmer's absence as he prepares to face Chelsea in the Champions League. The renowned coach is set for an emotional return to Stamford Bridge with his new team.
Benfica manager Jose Mourinho has cheekily admitted he is “happy” Cole Palmer will be absent when he makes an emotional return to his former club Chelsea next week. The Special One heads back to his old stomping ground when he takes the Portuguese giants to Stamford Bridge in the Champions League on Tuesday evening.
The Return of Jose Mourinho to Stamford Bridge
Jose Mourinho, the former Chelsea manager, is set for a highly anticipated reunion with his former club as he leads Benfica in a crucial Champions League clash. This encounter is not only significant due to the competitive nature of the match but also due to the emotional ties Mourinho holds with Chelsea.
Mourinho's Playful Remark on Cole Palmer's Injury
In a humorous and cheeky comment, Jose Mourinho expressed his happiness over the absence of Cole Palmer, the Manchester City star, as he faces Chelsea. The Portuguese coach's light-hearted approach adds a touch of banter ahead of what promises to be a tense showdown.
The 'Best Thing' About Returning to Stamford Bridge
Mourinho also shared his thoughts on the 'best thing' about heading back to Stamford Bridge. While the specifics of his revelation remain undisclosed, the statement is sure to pique the interest of fans and pundits alike, adding an air of mystery to his much-anticipated return.
