Netflix docu-series promises intimate look at Mourinho's reign as 'Special One'
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Mr Bagel
Netflix has unveiled the first teaser trailer and confirmed an August 11 global launch date for a three-part documentary series on football manager Jose Mourinho, according to Deadline. The series will cover his most decorated years from 2003 to 2022, coinciding with the start of his second spell as Real Madrid coach.
The teaser opens with Mourinho in his personal trophy room, surrounded by the silverware that defined his career. According to Deadline, he reflects on his two-decade run of success in the clip, setting the stage for what promises to be an unvarnished retrospective.
"I have Maradona boots dedicated to me"
The documentary features candid interviews with a who's who of football royalty. Seenit.co.uk reports that Sir Alex Ferguson, John Terry, Iker Casillas, Zlatan Ibrahimović, Didier Drogba, Samuel Eto'o, Javier Zanetti, and Frank Lampard all appear in the series, offering their perspectives on the man who led them to titles across Europe.
Each conversation adds a layer to the portrait of a manager who inspired fierce loyalty and equally fierce debate. The breadth of interviewees, from rivals like Ferguson to players he managed at Chelsea, Inter Milan, and Real Madrid, suggests the series will not shy away from the contradictions that define Mourinho's legacy.
Netflix has not yet released a full synopsis, but the August 11 premiere date positions the documentary as a late-summer draw for football fans worldwide. For now, the teaser offers a glimpse of a coach who collected trophies and grudges with equal intensity, all while insisting that his story is far from over.
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