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No Agreement After Meeting Regarding Jose Mourinho's Inter Departure - Report
The case of 'The Special One' remains open for the time being...
| Bet: | Returns: | Inter £12.50 | Draw £57.50 | Novara £100.00 |
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| Bet: | Returns: | Inter £12.50 | Draw £52.50 | Novara £130.00 |
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| Bet: | Returns: | Inter £12.50 | Draw £55.00 | Novara £100.00 |
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| Bet: | Returns: | Inter £12.50 | Draw £55.00 | Novara £130.00 |
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| Bet: | Returns: | Inter £12.50 | Draw £50.00 | Novara £100.00 |
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May 27, 2010 4:37:00 PM
By Adam Scime
After a high-powered meeting involving Inter and Real Madrid representatives, the two parties remain deadlocked regarding coach Jose Mourinho's contract situation with the Italian club, according to Sky Sport 24.
After winning a historic treble with the Nerazzurri, both Jose Mourinho and Real Madrid have announced that the Portuguese tactician will be taking over at the Santiago Bernabeu next seaon - but first he must release himself from his contract with the Serie A giants.
The meeting, which featured Inter director Marco Branca, Mourinho's agent Jorge Mendes and Real Madrid vice-president Jose Angel Sanchez, came to a conclusion without a solution that would satisfy all parties. The biggest obstacle seems to be the coach's €16 million buy-out clause which Madrid nor Mourinho want to pay.
The former Chelsea boss' contract currently runs until 2012.
"We will discuss more later, I will return," Mendes said upon leaving the meeting.
After winning a historic treble with the Nerazzurri, both Jose Mourinho and Real Madrid have announced that the Portuguese tactician will be taking over at the Santiago Bernabeu next seaon - but first he must release himself from his contract with the Serie A giants.
The meeting, which featured Inter director Marco Branca, Mourinho's agent Jorge Mendes and Real Madrid vice-president Jose Angel Sanchez, came to a conclusion without a solution that would satisfy all parties. The biggest obstacle seems to be the coach's €16 million buy-out clause which Madrid nor Mourinho want to pay.
The former Chelsea boss' contract currently runs until 2012.
"We will discuss more later, I will return," Mendes said upon leaving the meeting.
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