” It’s normal that there is a different market, explained the Portuguese technician. I do not see the world, and especially the world of football, ready to put the crazy amounts that we are used to and to make the crazy investments that sometimes certain clubs and certain Championships are in the habit of making. “
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Mourinho expects in any case that the Spurs are reasonable, after breaking their record last summer with the transfer of Frenchman Tanguy Ndombele (€ 60.50 million): “ I would like my club to be what I know it will be: sensible, balanced, who will not spend a lot of money, and we are trying to adapt to the situation, not only in football but in the world and the society in general. “Besides, the Special One is getting impatient:” Since the Bundesliga has resumed and the Portuguese and Spanish championships have announced resumption dates, I think this is the most difficult time for us because we want to play. “
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