This season's Turkish Super League is full of changes, with Mourinho leading Fenerbahçe to the second place in the Turkish Super League standings, with a chance to become another championship coach after the 2013/2014 season. The quality of Mourinho's time at Roma is still on the rise. Mourinho at least guarantees the lower limit, and the current Roma is preparing to compete for the championship in Serie B next season. The Turkish Super League requires VR for every goal, which is rarely seen in other leagues. Sometimes, obvious fouls in the penalty area are not reviewed by VR, so it's imaginable how difficult it is for Mourinho to win the championship. If I were a professional football player, I would also want to play under Mourinho. The character of the Special One is both his strength and weakness. He is the coach I truly believe to be the highest level, without exception. Other coaches need good cards to play well, but he has a chance to steal victory even with a bad hand. He was able to lead Porto to the Champions League, something no other coach could do. Making an Italian team win a treble is unprecedented. Mourinho was the only one who could rival Guardiola at the time. Guardiola is more suitable for leading top teams, while Mourinho can demonstrate his value by leading mid-table teams. Just like Porto. If you let Guardiola and Ancelotti lead, they wouldn't achieve the same results as Mourinho. This is the value of Mourinho, he is very arrogant but also very charming.

61-year-old Mourinho exploded in anger once again at a post-match press conference, directly attacking the entire Turkish Super League and the referees for their unfair treatment of his team, Fenerbahçe. This is something he has never witnessed in his 35-year football career, leaving him feeling "heartbroken" and powerless. The reason for his frustration stems from the recently concluded 18th round of the Turkish Super League, where Fenerbahçe won 2-1 at home against Hatayspor, securing all three points. However, they still trail the league leaders, Galatasaray, by a significant margin of 8 points. Given the stability and undefeated record of the reigning champions this season, it is proving to be an arduous task for Mourinho to help his team claim the Turkish Super League title. After the match, Mourinho engaged in a tirade during an interview with journalists, lambasting the Turkish Super League system, referees, and reporters: "My team played brilliantly, completely controlling the game and creating numerous opportunities, but the result was only 2-1. Under normal circumstances, we could have scored between 5 to 7 goals. Although we ultimately won the match, what can I say about the refereeing?" He then suggested that if Hatayspor were not playing against Fenerbahçe, perhaps only eight players would have been on the field for the away team. Everyone knows how to target us and how to play against us; this is a toxic league. In this match, the referee penalized Hatayspor seven times, resulting in only three yellow cards. However, in Mourinho's view: "At least three of their players should have been sent…