"I shouldn't say it, but Mourinho might be the next Brazil coach"

Jose Mourinho, just like his nickname suggests, is a special manager. Currently at Roma, he has managed to get the Italian side shining once again on the national and European scale. His good work attracted attention from the Portuguese National Side, who ended up signing Roberto Martinez as Fernando Santos' replacement, meaning Brazil are the next ones who are interested in him.
At least that is what ex-footballer Carlos Alberto revealed in podcast 'Mundo GV'. "I shouldn't say it, but I'll give you a fact: Mourinho might do it. I'm talking about being the next Brazil manager. I can't say where that news has come from, but I was asked to be his assistant", he claimed. He was under his command at Porto, so they know each other really well get along well enough to take on the challenge.
Despite how exciting those words could be, 'Sky Sport' claim that the manager is focused on his job at hand in the Italian capital, therefore it's unlikely that he will take the role at the 'Canarinha'. It has not been denied there being serious discussions up until the point where Ronaldo Nazario even started a conversation to speak directly to the Portuguese man, but he did not seem very receptive to it.
The rumours which have been spread about Jose Mourinho, who prefers to continue at Roma, go with what the club's director general Tiago Pinto said in a recent interview. He said he hopes that his fellow countryman will stay for the rest of the season and beyond. We are just waiting for the manager himself to give his say on the matter, and knowing him, it is quite likely that it will be when they ask him about it in his next press conference.