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'Mourinho has been a scourge'
Barcelona vice president Carles Vilarrubi has expressed his delight in seeing the Portuguese coach leave his post at Real Madrid, insisting Spanish football will be better without him
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Why Real Madrid are appointing Ancelotti
COMMENT: After the decision to dispense with Jose Mourinho was announced on Monday, the Spanish side have set their sights on the PSG coach, and he looks like the ideal man for the job
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Perez: Ancelotti one of many candidates
The Real Madrid president has confirmed the club approached Paris Saint-Germain to poach Carlo Ancelotti and says that no compensation will be given to the outgoing Portuguese boss
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Madrid confirm Mourinho exit - LIVE!
President Florentino Perez has revealed that the Portuguese coach will leave the club at the end of the current season - Stay up to date with Goal!
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Madrid better off without Mourinho
COMMENT: The Portuguese's position had become untenable in recent weeks, especially after Friday's debacle in the Copa del Rey. Now he's leaving, but the club can grow stronger without him
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Jose Mourinho to leave Real Madrid
Blancos president Florentino Perez has confirmed that the Portuguese coach will his three-year spell in La Liga at the end of the current campaign following a trophy-less season in the capital
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Atletico green-light Falcao exit
Following their qualification for the Champions League, general manager Miguel Angel Gil Marin has reiterated that the club will not stand in the striker's way if he opts to leave
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Lionel Messi
Striker Barcelona |
46 | 4 |
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Striker Real Madrid |
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Striker Atl. Madrid |
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