Revealing Mourinho's Tasks at Real Madrid

Reports have revealed that Portuguese coach José Mourinho is arriving in the Spanish capital, Madrid, today to begin his duties with Real Madrid, aiming to make up for the time lost during the presidential elections that concluded with the re-election of Florentino Pérez until 2030.

According to the report, Mourinho's priorities include setting up a plan for the new season, which involves deciding on the location of the training camp and friendly matches, as well as finalizing his vision for the team's lineup following the confirmation of signings like Ibrahima Konate and Denzel Dumfries. The Portuguese coach also intends to reconnect with the staff at Valdebebas, many of whom he worked with during his first stint at the club.

Mourinho will begin his mission accompanied by his trusted technical staff who have been with him in his recent ventures, led by his assistant Joao Tralhao, alongside Pedro Machado, performance analyst Roberto Merieja, goalkeeping coach Nuno Santos, and physical trainer Antonio Dias, who is regarded as one of the key figures responsible for implementing the style of play based on strength and high pressure.

There are still some unresolved matters within the coaching staff, most notably the selection of the individual who will assume the role of "club man" within the team. This position was previously held by Aitor Karanka during Mourinho's first tenure. Pepe is considered one of the leading candidates for this role, but a final decision has not yet been made.

Mourinho has already outlined the profiles of the deals he wishes to make, preferring to sign players with a fighting spirit and a desire to compete, steering clear of names that might cause issues due to inflated egos in the locker room. At the same time, the Portuguese coach will work on assessing the situation of several current players and identifying those who can leave, in addition to shaping the future of emerging talents within the team.

The reports indicated that Real Madrid is keen on bringing back Nico Paz, taking advantage of a clause that allows his return for only 9 million euros. Meanwhile, Mourinho does not seem eager to add a new striker, despite the club being linked with big names like Michael Olise.

On the other hand, the Portuguese coach is focusing on strengthening other more urgent positions, having requested the signing of a new left-back, an additional center-back, as well as midfielders, one being a playmaker and the other a defensive midfielder, as part of a comprehensive rebuilding plan for the royal team this summer.