Mourinho discusses squad status and Vinicius treatment ahead of match
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 9:58 AM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

José Mourinho held a press conference on August 25 before the match against Real Sociedad. He stated that his squad is complete, yet acknowledged the transfer market remains open, suggesting it could change if players request moves. He commented on Vinicius, noting disparities in treatment he faces compared to other players. Mourinho addressed potential absences, confirming Tchouameni is not fully recovered from discomfort. The match is set to take place soon, with players managing their fitness levels as they prepare for the season.
- •Mourinho claims the squad is complete but acknowledges the open transfer market.
- •He discussed difficulties Vinicius faces during matches.
- •Tchouameni is not fully fit for the upcoming match.
- •Mourinho emphasized managing player fitness for the new season.
- •Real Sociedad match is imminent, impacting team strategies.
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"José Mourinho gave an extensive press conference ahead of the match against Real Sociedad in which he spoke about everything. The transfer market, the roles of his stars, the mistreatment of Vinicius...
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