Tottenham coach since late November, José Mourinho has had a rather disappointing start with the Spurs. With an elimination in the knockout stages of the Champions League against RB Leipzig (1-0 and 3-0 defeats) and an eighth place in the Premier League, the London club is far from being by standards. A situation commented on by former Tottenham player Jermaine Jenas (who joined the club between 2005 and 2013).
On the set of BBC, he was quite hard on the Portuguese technician in his observation: “I think his public statements about his own players are far too negative. I can’t recognize a team and I don’t know what type of football they want to play. (I would like to note) more positive structures for the players. I don’t want to drop a criticism, but I will note it in the summer if he has hired his own players. At the moment, the quality is simply not enough. ”
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