British Ghanaian Rapper Stormzy Features Charismatic AS Roma Manager Jose Mourinho in New Video

• English-born Ghanaian rapper Stormzy has featured AS Roma manager Jose Mourinho in his latest song
• The former Chelsea and Manchester United manager was spotted in the video as he spoke during the intro
• Stormzy is revered as one of the best rappers from the United Kingdom and has roots from West African country, Ghana

Jose Mourinho has got the internet talking once again and this time it is not for his controversies on and off the pitch, but from his cameo in a music video.

The AS Roma manager featured on UK Rapper Stormzy's latest video for the song 'Mel Made Me Do It'.

In a video posted on social media, spotted by Sports Brief, Mourinho is heard speaking during the introduction of the song.

Stormzy, known in real life as Michael Ebenezer Kwadjo Omari Owuo Jr, is a multiple award winning rapper and a Manchester United fan.

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During Mourinho time at Manchester United, Stormzy formed a relationship with the Portuguese gaffer.

Jose Mourinho managed Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham in England before returning to Italy to coach AS Roma.

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18-year-old Giorgio Scalvini scored the only goal of the game 10 minutes before halftime. AS Roma will feel hard done by the result given that they were the dominant side in the game.

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The Frenchman's form dipped under the tutelage of Jose Mourinho, who criticized Martial's work ethic while labelling him as a 'spoilt kid'.