AS Roma manager Jose Mourinho has denied a breakdown in his relationship with the Italian club's hierarchy over their failure to sign a striker as cover for the injured Tammy Abraham ahead of the new season.
"Regarding the imaginary striker, I can tell you that even if Mbappe arrives next week, it would still be late." "After Tammy's injury we are in a situation that no coach in the world would like to be in. It is impossible for me to say that I am happy. But to say that I am in open war with the club... is very wrong," Mourinho said.
The Italian club paid a fine of five million euros and are liable for an additional 30 million euros if they do not comply with UEFA's sustainability regulations by the 2026-27 season.
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