Mourinho rekindles the 'war' with Guardiola with a brutal rant

Where there was fire, there are ashes. José Mourinho and Pep Guardiola were the protagonists of one of the biggest rivalries of recent times during their time at Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, ​​and although the waters seemed to have calmed down after several years on separate paths, the latest statements from the man from Sampedor have stirred them up again.

After the Manchester City manager reminded the Anfield Road crowd of the six Premier Leagues he has won with a gesture, a journalist told the Catalan that "seeing Mourinho making the gesture that he won three leagues. I don't know if he remembers it... People compare it to what he did. Some think that gesture was the beginning of the end for Mourinho at Manchester United."

A question that Pep did not like at all, who firmly stated that "I hope that is not my case, but in the end we are similar. Mourinho won three Premiers and I won six, but it is the same, we are together in those situations."

Mourinho's savage response

As expected, in the run-up to the Fenerbahce-Besiktas match, the media asked Mourinho about Guardiola's words, and the Portuguese did not mince his words in one of the most aggressive and savage responses that can be remembered.

"He won six Premier Leagues and I won three, but I did it fairly. When I lose, I want to congratulate my rival because he was better than me. What I don't want is to have to be aware of 115 complaints for breaking the Financial Fair Play," said the former Real Madrid coach, referring to the 115 accusations that City are currently facing. Has the 'war' between the two titans returned?