Speaking to Sky Sports, Mourinho said: "The impact is obvious. Tottenham play Champions League and of course, for Mr Levy, the millions the Champions League gives, for him it’s the best news. For the fans, the players and Ange, it’s a title. Yes, the game was not amazing but they made history for Tottenham because Tottenham didn’t have a trophy for so many years. From what I read – just what I read – the impact on United of course is huge in the sense of for how many years has United are not involved in any European competition. But at the same time it looks like they are supporting Ruben, they are giving him time and conditions to go forward."
He added: "I read some quotes from him [Amorim] saying he’s happy he came and already had these six months. When I went to Porto the same thing happened. I went in January and we had a difficult six months, we struggled even to qualify for UEFA Cup. And then we saw what happened. I was divided because on one side I love United and I have a fantastic relationship with Ruben. But on the other side I saw Sonny [Tottenham captain Son Heung-min] crying with the cup… also for Tottenham fans it was a special feeling."