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Published 16:03 18 Dec 2015 GMT
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The Sun's Rob Beasley is known for his close connections with Mourinho and has interviewed him on numerous occasions. Speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live, Beasley now feels that a move to Manchester could be on the cards.
"He'd love to manage United," Beasley explained.
"The two clubs he always talked about were Liverpool, that's gone now, he would have loved to have gone up there and reawakened Merseyside and won the league with them. The other was Manchester United.
"He thought - and Fergie thought - he was getting the job when Fergie was leaving, they had spoken about it. It seemed Fergie was setting Jose up to take over. But he ended up back at Chelsea.
"Manchester United, he would love it. Imagine Jose Mourinho walking out in front of the Stretford End and giving them the pump fists... The fans would go mental!"
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