– Jose Mourinho is expected to sign a five-
year Manchester United contract worth £75
million
– The former Chelsea, Porto and Real Madrid
coach will be given £200 million to spend on
new stars
– Chelsea reportedly still own the rights to
Mourinho's name
Jose Mourinho's appointment as Manchester
United manager is being held up, The
Independent reports.
"The special one" has reportedly agreed
personal terms with United. Mourinho will be
given £200m to spend on new players when
he signs a five-year contract worth £75m.
The Daily Mail UK reports that an agreement
was reached midway through the season to
give United the option of bringing him in if
Van Gaal failed to meet their targets.
However, the European Union's Intellectual
Property Office database states that "Jose
Mourinho" is a trademark registered of
Chelsea.
Furthermore, the Independent reports that
Mourinho's signature was also registered by
the club but expired in January 2016,
although the ownership of the manager's
name will not expire until March 31, 2025. Jose Mourinho feels the
heat after suffering
another premier league defeat against
Bournemouth
According to the newspaper, other image
rights are delaying an official announcement,
namely United and Mourinho's opposing
watch partners, with United teaming up with
Bulova and Mourinho with Hublot.
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