Jose Mourinho Set for Crunch Reunion With Tottenham Months After He Was Sacked by London Club

• Tottenham Hotspur are set for a rematch with former manager Jose Mourinho this summer after agreeing to a pre-season friendly with Roma
• Mourinho was sacked by Spurs after 17 months in charge last April, six days before their Carabao Cup final
• Spurs will play two games in mid-July as part of their pre-season tour of South Korea and face Rangers at Ibrox on July 23

Jose Mourinho will face Tottenham Hotspur for the first time after he was sacked by the North London club in a pre-season friendly game.

Mourinho recently led Roma to their first European title as the Italian side defeated Feyenoord 1-0 to win the inaugural UEFA Europa Conference League.

According to a report by the Evening Standard, Spurs will play Roma in Israel's Sammy Ofer Stadium, which has a capacity of 30,780, in their final friendly before the new season begins.

Jose Mourinho has not hidden his dislike for Tottenham Chairman, Daniel Levy after he was unceremoniously fired six days before Spur’s Carabao Cup final clash against Manchester City.

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Tottenham remains the only one of Mourinho’s last eight clubs where he failed to win silverware despite spending 17 months in charge of the North London team.

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Meanwhile, after winning the UEFA Europa League with Roma, Jose Mourinho took another shot at his previous employer, Manchester United.

According to the Daily Mirror, Mourinho cunningly threw a shade at Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Ralf Rangnick after the managers failed to deliver any silverware at Manchester United.

Manchester United are yet to win a single trophy since the Portuguese manager guided the Red Devils to the Europa League trophy in 2017.

Jose Mourinho in tears after making history

Earlier, Sports Brief reported Jose Mourinho could hardly hold back his tears after Roma's Europa League Conference triumph over Feyenoord.

The Italian giants silenced the Dutch side 1-0 during the final of the European tournament staged at Air Albania Stadium on Wednesday night, May 25.

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Nicolo Zaniolo's goal in the 32nd minute of the clash was the difference as Mourinho's charges stormed to a historic win.