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Published 09:37 29 Sept 2018 BST

Having spent nearly two years as Mourinho's assistant, Faria also reveals that he plans to go into management when he does decide to return to management.
"Being Jose's assistant for so many years, I couldn't be an assistant to somebody else," he explains. "Working with Jose is the best experience you can have. I don't think there's a manager in the world with the experience Jose has and the wisdom," he added.
Faria's departure from Old Trafford prompted a coaching reshuffle, with Michael Carrick - retiring from playing at the end of last season - now joining Mourinho's coaching staff.Explore more on these topics:

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