“He is very positive, and is already looking forward,” Mourinho’s spokesperson said.
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"Each time represents for him the end of a cycle, and the opportunity to start a new one. José hopes that his future after Chelsea this time will be as successful as when he left the club in 2007," the spokesperson for Mourinho said in a statement, according to Sky News.
"He will not be taking a sabbatical, he isn't tired, he doesn't need it, he is very positive, and is already looking forward."
They noted that while Mourinho has chosen to part company with a club a number of times in his career, Chelsea are the only club that has asked him to leave.
On Thursday, Chelsea and Mourinho parted company after the champions made the worst-ever start to a defence of a Premier League crown.
Jose Mourinho reacts during the UEFA Champions League Group G match between Chelsea FC and FC Porto at Stamford Bridge on 9 December.
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