Mourinho Responds to Icardi's Criticism

Fenerbahçe coach José Mourinho cleverly counters Mauro Icardi's 'crybaby' jab, making a tongue-in-cheek comment about the striker's off-field issues. Moura’s extensive career of 25 years emphasizes that one match won't define him.


Mourinho Responds to Icardi's Criticism

Coach José Mourinho responded to Mauro Icardi after the Argentine footballer called him "crybaby" on social media. Mourinho, from Fenerbahce in Turkey, replied ironically referring to Icardi as "the goat" in reference to Wanda Nara's alleged infidelities, the player's wife and representative.

In a previous post, Mourinho criticized a handball by a Galatasaray player in a match against Fenerbahce, the team he manages, which triggered Icardi's response. The Argentine tagged Mourinho as "The crier one" and shared images of situations where the coach's team benefited from refereeing decisions.

However, Mourinho emphasized that his 25-year career and 26 titles go beyond a single match and a complaint against the referee. In his words: "My career is one of 25 years," he concluded. "A match does not define my career." To settle the controversy, the Portuguese coach preferred not to delve into the Icardi issue and accepted the player's comment without further controversy.