Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has dropped the clearest hint yet that his time at Manchester United may not be as long as some fans hope.
In an interview with French station TF1, Mourinho told Telefoot that he will not finish his career in Manchester. In his second season with the club, Mourinho's contract runs out in 2020.
After the brief reigns of David Moyes and Louis van Gaal, Mourinho has brought a sense of stability back to the club. Last season his side won the Europa League and EFL Cup, but the league form was disappointing.
This season the team have performed far better and currently lie in second place. The interview with Telefoot will worry fans though.
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José Mourinho : "Je ne finirai pas à Manchester" pic.twitter.com/F2O9nRisuA— Téléfoot (@telefoot_TF1) October 15, 2017
While Mourinho was never going to match Alex Ferguson's lengthy reign, his reported interest in signing a new deal pointed at a lengthy spell at Old Trafford.
It's telling that in the interview, he mentioned his son's trip to Paris to watch PSG in recent weeks. Is Mourinho planting the seeds of a move to the Ligue 1 giants.
In his managerial career, Jose Mourinho has never lasted longer than four seasons with a club. His longest reign at a single club was his first spell at Chelsea,which lasted just over three years.
Manchester United fans will now be worrying that he may already be planning for pastures new however far down the line it may be.
