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The natural Matosinhos coach died this Saturday and the historic FC Porto coach was a victim of covid-19 last Wednesday
This Saturday, coach José Mourinho reacted to the death of former professional colleague Vítor Oliveira, whom he described as “winner, serious and forward” and of former FC Porto coach Reinaldo Teles, “another defeat for football”, with whom he lived between 2001 and 2004, when he coached Porto players.
“I don’t dare to say that I was friends with Mr. Vítor Oliveira because we never had more than a few opportunities to speak a little, but I affirm my admiration for a full-body coach, a winner, a pragmatist, a serious, honest and frontal man. “. , who at this stage of his life had decided to stop being a great coach to be a great commentator, “said the Tottenham coach, who urged the National Association of Soccer Coaches (ANTF) to remember him.
“Your career will not be forgotten and ANTF [Associação Nacional de Treinadores de Futebol] It will certainly do justice to the gentleman and colleagues like me will always remember its dimension. To his family and friends, his deepest condolences, “added José Mourinho, in reaction to the death of the native of Matosinhos.
The Portuguese Tottenham coach also addressed the disappearance of “chefinho” Reinaldo Teles, a historic FC Porto coach, who died last Wednesday at age 70, a victim of covid-19.
“Another loss for football was Mr. Reinaldo Teles. I had the opportunity to contact his family directly and I will keep the many moments we have lived together,” said José Mourinho about one of the strong figures in Porto’s history.
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