Jose Mourinho: 'I will not change my ways, I have a future without Manchester United'
Mourinho was appointed as the United boss in 2016 and this was his third season in-charge, months after he was handed a new deal last January. The Red Devils have been struggling at sixth in the table and the defeat to Liverpool left them 11 points behind the top four.
Mourinho has now given his first ever interview following the United sack and he has vowed to never change and believes that he has a future without United.
He told Sky Sports UK: "You know me, I do not change, what I did when I left Chelsea is the same as what I will do now. I keep things good and I do not talk about anything that happened in the club. we could talk about so many things good or bad, but it's not me, it's all over.
"Manchester United has a future without me, and I will have a future without Manchester United. Why should I share something more? It's over. It's the way I've always been. Managers who talk about the details of what happened and about who's to blame, but it's not my fault, I just want to end up like yesterday and I'd like to say it's over."
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