Mourinho Candid About New Culture at Real Madrid: Aims to Revitalize the Dressing Room

“The words are not enough, because this is like a mission. I’m not worried about myself or whether I’ll win a lot or a little. I’m here to help everyone become better. The players and the coaching staff. To create a culture of work, responsibility, ambition, and something I know well, which is the honor of working for Real Madrid,” Mourinho was quoted by AFP.

Last season, Xabi Alonso found it challenging to manage the numerous individual talents surrounding Kylian Mbappé, Vinicius Junior, and Jude Bellingham. The situation didn't improve even after the brief tenure of the Spanish coach, who was replaced by his compatriot and former “Los Blancos” player, Álvaro Arbeloa. “It’s not about working at Real Madrid, but working for Real Madrid. With this determination to fulfill this mission, I am here,” Mourinho added.