José Mourinho was sent off following Roma’s thrilling 1-0 Serie A victory against Monza, and was observed making a ‘weeping’ motion at the opposition’s bench.
However, Mourinho stated after the game that he “didn’t know why” he was issued a red card. “I only made a gesture to the bench, not a single word,” Mourinho stated, according to Reuters.
The experienced head coach is known for his on-field antics, sometimes contentious, and Sunday was no exception as his team scored a late victory.
As the game was approaching a 0-0 tie, Roma attacker Stephan El Shaarawy scored the game-winning goal against 10-man Monza at the Stadio Olimpico.
During stoppage time, Mourinho could be seen impersonating someone sobbing with a gesture towards the Monza bench.
Mourinho will be unavailable for Roma’s next match against old club Inter Milan. From 2008 to 2010, the 60-year-old was in command of Inter Milan, winning two league titles and the famous Champions League.
Ex-Juventus veteran battling to be fit for Inter Milan’s Serie A match against Roma.
Juan Cuadrado, Inter Milan’s wingback, is aiming to be healthy for next Sunday’s Serie A encounter against Roma.
This is according to the print version of the Milan-based publication Gazzetta dello Sport, as reported by FCInterNews.
Cuadrado, a former Juventus, Chelsea, and Fiorentina wingback, has struggled with injuries this season.
The Colombian, who joined Inter on a free transfer this summer, appeared in the first three games of the season. On each occasion, he came on as a replacement.
Cuadrado, however, suffered an injury during the September international break.
The Colombian’s ailment was diagnosed as tendinitis.
Juan Cuadrado is aiming to be healthy for Inter Milan’s Serie A encounter against Roma next Sunday.
This is according to today’s print edition of the Milan-based publication Gazzetta dello Sport, as reported by FCInterNews.
Cuadrado, a former Juventus, Chelsea, and Fiorentina wingback, has had some injury issues this season.
The Colombian, who joined Inter on a free transfer over the summer, appeared in the first three games of the season. He came on as a replacement on each occasion.
Cuadrado, however, was injured during the September international break.
The Colombian was diagnosed with tendinitis.
However, according to the Gazzetta, it may not be too long after that.
Cuadrado’s recuperation period is now a matter of days, if not a week.
As a result, there is a high likelihood that the 35-year-old will be ready to play against Roma next Sunday.
Cuadrado has highlighted that day on his calendar as a possible comeback date.
Cuadrado will have to sprint against the clock and will not return if his fitness is questioned.
