Real Madrid appoint Jose Mourinho as the club’s new head coach on a three-year contract, according to reports from Vanguard and The Punch. The appointment is described as a return to the Santiago Bernabeu for the Portuguese manager, more than a decade after his previous spell at the club.
Both outlets frame the move as a significant managerial change for Real Madrid, with Mourinho taking over the role on the basis of the three-year agreement. The reports do not provide further detail on the terms beyond the length of the contract, nor do they specify timing of his first match or broader staffing arrangements.
Overall, the coverage agrees that Mourinho is officially appointed to manage Real Madrid for the next three seasons, marking his dramatic comeback to the Spanish giants.
