Jose Mourinho expressed that his intention was to demonstrate the player’s poor performance to the fans, but instead, he faced accusations himself after substituting him. Despite this, the player in question remains at the club and has shown no signs of improvement according to Mourinho.

Jose Mourinho has revealed that he faced accusations of bullying during his time at Manchester United, particularly after making halftime substitutions.

Despite initial success, including winning the Community Shield, League Cup, and Europa League in his first season, Mourinho’s tenure turned sour in his final season due to poor results.

He was eventually sacked after a disappointing start to the 2018/19 campaign. Mourinho, now managing Tottenham Hotspur and Roma, has spoken openly about his time at United, discussing incidents like the halftime substitution and reflecting on changes in management and life.

He also made comments about former CEO Ed Woodward, expressing a preference for current CEO Richard Arnold. Despite the challenges, Mourinho maintains that he gave his all for United and feels appreciated by the fans.