Jose Mourinho has aimed a fresh jibe at Arsene Wenger by suggesting Arsenal are “ready for failure” due to his continued presence at the club.

Jose Mourinho Launches Fresh Attack

The Manchester United boss has been defending suggestions he is a short-term manager, insisting he always prepares clubs for success.

Mourinho, 54, has never spent longer than three years in one spell at any club and is on a contract of that duration at Old Trafford.

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Despite success with the likes of Porto, Chelsea, Inter and Real Madrid, some detractors have pointed to an apparent lack of staying power – denying him the kind of legacy created by United legend Sir Alex Ferguson.

But the Portuguese, speaking to The Times, responded defiantly to accusations of short-termism, and also launched an apparent dig at old adversary Wenger, whose achievements at Arsenal are at risk of being undermined by their recent struggles.

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Mourinho said: “If people say that because I move from club to club, they’re right, but I don’t think I am [a short-term manager].

“I prepare clubs for success. I think I prepare clubs in a way where, when I leave, the new manager arrives at a top club. And that is not short term, even if you leave.

“If you’re in a club one or two years – or any job – if you leave a structure to be even more successful without you than with you, that’s not short term. That’s long term.

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“You can be there 10 or 20 years and, when you leave the club, it’s ready for failure.”

Mourinho is famed for winning the league title in his second season at a club – a feat he has achieved five times – and United’s 2017-18 campaign has started promisingly, with three victories from as many Premier League matches.

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Next up is Saturday’s trip to Stoke City, before the club’s return to the Champions League commences with the visit of Basel.

Let the fight begin

That is his opinion though. Every advantageous phenomenon equally has its disadvantages. Sir Alex was with Manunited for over 2 decades. And he retired voluntarily on a high note. And since then, the shoes he left behind are just too huge for anybody to wear.
Arsene Wenger on the other hand, is his own undoing. He is more concerned at making profit for his club rather than personal glory. Anytime, he is a great coach. But he is simply too stingy. What Arsene Wenger has done with his below average team, if left in the hand of some less experience coach, the team could have been relegated by now.
BUT HE SHOULD TRY AND BUY QUALITY PLAYERS.