Mourinho on Diomande: 'I Did Not Ask but I Wanted Him'
Short overview
José Mourinho told El Chiringuito he did not request the signing of Yan Diomande but wanted him, calling the player 'great' and capable of playing on both sides.
José Mourinho has clarified his stance on the signing of Yan Diomande, stating that while he did not formally request the transfer, he was keen on the player.
Speaking to El Chiringuito, Mourinho said: “No, I did not ask but I WANTED him.” He added: “He’s a great player who can play on both sides.”
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