Eder Militao expresses excitement for Jose Mourinho's return to Real Madrid
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 3:40 PM
Last updated Jun 12, 2026
Real Madrid defender Eder Militao shared his enthusiasm about working with new manager Jose Mourinho in a recent interview. After being appointed on a three-year deal, Mourinho's arrival has generated positive reactions within the squad. Militao, who has faced multiple injuries, expressed disappointment about missing the 2026 FIFA World Cup but remains supportive of the Brazil team. He emphasized the importance of mental strength in overcoming challenges and highlighted his growth as a player despite his setbacks.
- •Mourinho confirmed as Real Madrid manager until 2029.
- •Militao excited to work with Mourinho, calls him a great coach.
- •Militao misses the 2026 FIFA World Cup due to injury.
- •Militao emphasizes mental strength and personal growth after injuries.
- •Militao remains supportive of Brazil's World Cup campaign.
- 3:40 PMYahoo Sports — Real Madrid defender excited to work with Jose Mourinho: ‘He’s a great coach’
"In a recent interview with SportyNet (h/t MARCA), Real Madrid defender Eder Militao expressed his excitement about working with new manager Jose Mourinho next season, while also discussing his injury ...
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