- Jose Mourinho was on Saturday, April 13, spotted watching Fulham against Everton
- The Premier League encounter ended 2-0 in favor of Fulham as Ryan Babel scored the winner
- Mourinho has been out of job since he was dismissed at Manchester United in December 2018
Former Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho on Saturday, April 13, made a return to the Premier League as he was spotted watching Fulham host Everton.
Since Jose Mourinho was axed at Old Trafford in December 2018, the ex Chelsea and Real Madrid manager has been out of work although he has been linked with many clubs.
Before Zinedine Zidane returned to Real Madrid, Jose Mourinho was linked with getting the job at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Jose Mourinho is now also on the verge of missing out on a return to Inter Milan, with Antonio Conte favorite for the San Siro hot-seat.
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But the man known as the 'Special One' was giving nothing away as he took in Fulham’s match with Everton.
He dressed in a navy jacket and matching baseball cap and his presence at the game could hint at a potential return to English football this summer.
Meanwhile, Fulham defeated Everton 2-0 in the Premier League encounter with Tom Cairney and Ryan Babel scoring the goals.
Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Jose Mourinho showed remorse for him to have been fired at Manchester United claiming that the Premier League giants remain the only side where he left with unfinished business.
Mourinho who had coached clubs like Real Madrid, Porto and Chelsea made it clear that Old Trafford is the only place he left without best feelings.
The Portuguese football manager was fired at Manchester United in December 2018 due to poor performance and was replaced with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer who has been impressive since.
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