What next for Jose Mourinho after AS Roma exit? Which clubs are linked with him?

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The Jose Mourinho era at AS Roma is over after the Portuguese tactician is shown the door after a round of poor performances this season. The charismatic Portuguese manager, affectionately known as 'The Special One,' faced a mixed bag of success and challenges during his less than three-year tenure with the Italian club.

Mourinho's return to Italy, following his triumphant spell with Inter Milan, was marked by notable accomplishments, including clinching the Europa Conference League. However, the pinnacle of European success eluded him, as Roma fell short in the Europa League final last season.

Also alongside securing one silverware, Mourinho struggled to transform Roma into a domestic powerhouse, with the capital club unable to mount a significant title challenge. Criticism also rained down on Mourinho for his conduct with the club and players, with numerous instances raising eyebrows.

The lack of standout league performances and the team's inability to overcome stronger opponents ultimately led to his departure, leaving Roma languishing in the 9th position on the table. Despite the challenges and setbacks, Mourinho's allure in the football world remains undeniable. As he bids farewell to Roma now what lies ahead of him remains to be seen.

While his reputation as a top-class manager may have taken hits in the past decade, it is unlikely that Mourinho will find himself short of offers from clubs seeking his managerial prowess.

What next for Jose Mourinho?

Saudi Pro League: Should Mourinho decide to seek a new challenge outside Europe there's a very big chance of the Saudi Pro League seeking his signature next. The Middle East League is continuously trying to poach big names to garner more attraction and there's no doubt getting someone like Jose Mourinho will be a blockbuster move. Two Saudi Clubs Al-Hilal and Al-Nassr previously contacted him reportedly. Mourinho however then turned them down. Now it remains to be seen if any new offer arrives.

Newcastle United: Newcastle United finds themselves at a crossroads after a lackluster performance in the Champions League group stage, culminating in a bottom-place finish with just one victory. The Premier League hasn't been much kinder, with six defeats in their last seven outings pushing them down to a modest 10th place. As whispers of a managerial change gain momentum, one name looming large is none other than Jose Mourinho.

The Portuguese tactician, known as 'The Special One,' could be the key to reviving Newcastle's fortunes. A move to St James' Park would mark Mourinho's fourth venture into Premier League management, presenting an intriguing prospect for both the manager and the club.