Jose Mourinho has filed a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) challenging sanctions imposed by Turkish football authorities during his time as manager of Fenerbahce. Multiple reports say the action is linked to a fine and a ban connected to the period in which Mourinho was in charge of the club. Mourinho argues that his rights have been violated, with one commonly cited basis being his freedom of expression. The reports describe the complaint as being taken to Europe’s top human rights court after the Turkish authorities’ decision, which he says affected him unfairly. One outlet also notes that he is challenging the punishment itself, referencing the sanction period around 2024. Another says his earlier complaint has not succeeded, but he continues with the ECHR route. The articles do not provide details on the specific conduct alleged by Turkish authorities or the exact duration of the ban, focusing instead on Mourinho’s legal challenge at the ECHR.