Biography Jose Mourinho

His Armani overcoat

Resigned as manager of Portugese soccer team FC Porto in May 2004 - immediately after guiding them to victory in the European Cup - and was appointed head coach of English side Chelsea FC

A self confessed fan of Sir Alex Ferguson

Worked as Sir Bobby Robson's translator at Barcalona in the early 1990s

Has a degree in Physical Education

Took Chelsea to UEFA Champions League semi-finals, a year after winning with Porto

Led Chelsea to win the Premiership and Carling Cup in 2005

Son of goalkeeper Félix Mourinho and Maria Júlia.

Children: Matilde and José Mário.

Left Chelsea by mutual consent in 20th September 2007 and replaced by Avram Grant.

Won the champions league as assistant manager of Barcelona.

Friends with sir Alex Ferguson.

Chews gum to help his concentration.

"We have top players and - I apologize if I sound arrogant, a top manager". - presenting himself as Chelsea's new manager.

"It's hard to keep up with my ego, but the players just have to live with it". - after a couple of months as Chelsea's manager.

"Football is a game about feelings and intelligence. Everybody can be smart. The trick is not believing the other's stupid." - as Porto's manager.

Ferguson is right. Money does not guarantee success. I showed that last season when my Porto team beat Manchester United.

On Tottenham - September 2004 'As we say in Portugal, they brought the bus and they left the bus in front of the goal. I would have been frustrated if I had been a supporter who paid £50 to watch this game because Spurs came to defend. There was only one team looking to win, they only came not to concede - it's not fair for the football we played.'

Football is a more beautiful game in high definition.

(June 2004) Currently managing English Premiership side Chelsea.

(August 2008) Currently managing Italian Serie A side Inter Milan