New Real Madrid Defender Ricardo Carvalho Declares Coach Jose Mourinho The World's Best

Carvalho delighted to work with the man he knows so well....

07-Sep-2010 1:41:00 PM

By Andrew McLean

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Ricardo Carvalho, Jose Mourinho, Chelsea, 2006 (Getty Images)
Ricardo Carvalho linked up once more with former coach Jose Mourinho when joining Real Madrid this summer from Chelsea. Mourinho signed the defender who had spells with the 'Special One' at Porto, Chelsea and now Los Blancos.
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Carvalho has told his new club's official website that he has great admiration for the one he deems to be the best at his job in the world.

"He is the best coach in the world, a coach who knows exactly what needs to be done," Carvalho stated.

"I have known Jose for many years now and I know the way he works. Our defence played with great confidence [against Real Mallorca] but it was a shame we couldn't capitalise on our chances to score.

"We are going to give our best performance to win against Osasuna on Saturday in order to earn our first victory of the season," said the Portuguese centre-back.

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