Jose Mourinho has reiterated his plans to see out his contract at Manchester United.
The future of the current United boss has been a talking topic ever since he spoke of his admiration for PSG.
In an interview last month he said: “The other day my son who lives in London went to Paris and not to Manchester to watch the match.”
“At the moment in Paris there is something special. Magic, quality, youth, it’s fantastic.”
Mourinho has told the Mirror that he has no intentions of calling it quits anytime soon:
"I signed a three-year contract and when I signed that three-year contract it was basically to try and improve the direction of the football team.
"Obviously when we want to improve the direction of the football team, it means to try and win titles which we did already last season.
"But when we speak about titles, everyone obviously thinks about the Premier League."
"Of course, it is an objective but to say the only way we are improving is to win the Premier League is not quite fair because the other teams, the other five or six teams, have the same objectives, the same responsibility," he added.
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