José Mourinho says Real Madrid wins trophies under his management
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Last updated Oct 24, 2026

José Mourinho asserted his ability to secure trophies at Real Madrid ahead of the El Clásico against Barcelona on Sunday. He claims that with him, Real Madrid is a winning team. This statement comes as they prepare for a crucial LaLiga clash with Barcelona, who currently lead the standings. Mourinho's confidence reflects his familiarity with the high-stakes rivalry and the expectations that come with managing at Madrid. Both teams are set to face off in what is anticipated to be a pivotal match.
- •José Mourinho emphasizes his chance of delivering trophies at Real Madrid.
- •Real Madrid is set to face Barcelona in an important El Clásico this Sunday.
- •Barcelona currently leads LaLiga ahead of the match.
- •Mourinho draws on his experience with the rivalry to bolster confidence.
- 11:42 AMESPN Soccer — José Mourinho: 'Real Madrid with Mourinho wins trophies'
"José Mourinho backed himself to deliver at Real Madrid ahead of Sunday's high-stakes El Clásico with LaLiga leaders Barcelona, insisting that "Madrid with Mourinho wins trophies."
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