Jose Mourinho is putting his 100% record in significant European finals on the line when Roma play Feyenoord in the Europa Conference League last.
This will be Mourinho’s fifth significant European last and he has won every one of the four up to this point – two with Porto and one each with Inter Milan and Manchester United.
He knows how to come by the outcome in significant knockout matches.
The Italians arrived at the semi-finals of the Champions League in 2017/18 and the Europa League semi-finals last season yet a significant achievement has been an obstacle they presently can’t seem to haggle since winning the Fairs Cup quite a while back.
Thus, Roma are going looking for their most memorable triumph in a UEFA-upheld last – having recently lost in the 1984 European Cup and 1991 UEFA Cup show-stoppers.
“I don’t put stock in mysterious elixirs, I don’t trust in supernatural spells,” Mourinho said. “There’s nothing extraordinary to be done, only us to be us collectively. Knowing the characteristics we have, knowing the restrictions we have.
“The ‘Exceptional One’ story is an old story. It was the point at which I was toward the start [of my career]. At the point when you have greater development and steadiness, you ponder individuals and less about yourself.
It’s an old story. I don’t have faith in enchantment – when you show up at a last after a time of work, the work is finished. It’s the group’s second, not the snapshot of a person.
“Assuming I win I will end up being the first to win every European prize, yet that is provided that I win.
“We showed up toward the finish of this season’s excursion with two finals to play in four days,” he added, featuring their 3-0 win over Torino on Friday that reliable them a spot in the Europa League next season.
“The first gave us what we merited and had as our objective, which was to play in the Europa League and further develop the club’s positioning.
We figured out how to win that last and for me that was a last where you were unable to leave a mark on the world: you simply finish the season’s work and accomplish an objective.
“This, be that as it may, is history.”
