Chris Sutton, a Celtic idol, discloses his genuine opinion to Jose Mourinho, elucidating why Brendan Rodgers is superior.

Chris Sutton, a Celtic idol, discloses his genuine opinion to Jose Mourinho, elucidating why Brendan Rodgers is superior. Chris Sutton has yet to absolve Jose Mourinho for the antics of his Porto team in the 2003 UEFA Cup Final.

The trophy was lifted by the Portuguese manager and his players after a brutal 3-2 victory over Celtic in Seville, a result that continues to irritate the big Englishman and Hoops supporters worldwide.

Consequently, the country and Europe were taken aback when Mourinho expressed his willingness to oversee Celtic for a single day earlier this week. Last night, the 62-year-old, who is presently with Fenerbahce, struggled in a Europa League loss to Rangers. Therefore, that was undoubtedly detrimental to him. However, Sutton had already formed an opinion regarding the “Special One.”

The former striker believes that Brendan Rodgers is more adapted to Celtic Park than Mourinho, and he is optimistic that the club will be able to secure a new contract with the Irishman. However, Sutton would relish the opportunity to witness Mourinho assume the Rangers position in order to wreak havoc on the Scottish Premiership, which would undoubtedly drive box office revenue.

Chris Sutton is opposed to Jose Mourinho’s appointment at Celtic. However, we would continue to support Rodgers in his pursuit of the trophies in Glasgow, as we would with the great man.

“It was delightful to observe Jose Mourinho hinting at the possibility of one day managing in Scotland,” Sutton wrote in his Daily Record column. “I would relish the opportunity to witness the Special One in Glasgow, but at Rangers.”

Fans of both sides of the Glasgow divide were enthusiastic about the possibility of Mourinho’s potential involvement, as he disclosed that he harbours a covert affection for the Scottish game. However, the subsequent events are uncertain. The only individual who will be aware of his intentions at that time is Rodgers. Celtic should seize the opportunity to secure him on an extended contract.

However, I would still be delighted to witness Mourinho in this region, specifically at Rangers, which is located across the city. “Ibrox supporters were under the impression that they would become billionaires by the summer as a result of the takeover, so why not dream big?” In contrast to the beliefs of certain Rangers fans, I would prefer to observe them become more organised.

In all honesty, the Premiership will be monotonous for the remainder of the season. Sutton, as is his custom, was forthright in his column, acknowledging that he was “bored” of the term “race” this term. Celtic have been excessively ahead of Rangers, which has ultimately diminished the enthusiasm and contestability of what could have been.