Mourinho Jokes About Manchester City's Financial Case Delay

José Mourinho, the current manager of Real Madrid, joked that he might be 80 years old by the time Manchester City's financial case reaches a final verdict. Speaking to Corriere dello Sport, he expressed a light-hearted perspective on the drawn-out process following an independent commission's ruling that found Manchester City guilty of serious breaches of Premier League financial rules, covering the period from 2009 to 2018.
Mourinho noted that City has already lodged an appeal against the findings. In the same interview, he humorously mentioned his feelings about former Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti, who is currently managing Brazil, stating he is "sick of him" due to Ancelotti's presence in the club's hallways.
Mourinho also recounted Ancelotti's request to visit Real Madrid's Valdebebas training ground to check on Brazilian players, which Mourinho found amusing. Additionally, he addressed his ongoing issues with referees, asserting that he does not believe he is the problem.
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