Jose Mourinho Takes Subtle Dig At Former Rival In Netflix Documentary Teaser

A brand new documentary from OTT streaming platform on Real Madrid head coach Jose Mourinho giant, Netflix, is set to premiere in August 2026. Football fans were treated to a minute-and-a-half-long teaser trailer from the Mourinho documentary on X, which has caught the eye of die-hard EPL football fans.

While talking about his motivations behind the Netflix documentary, Mourinho proclaims:

While the line would look ordinary and harmless at first glance, certain fans believe the statement might be a thinly veiled dig at former Arsenal boss and old rival Arsene Wenger. The pair of legendary managers have clashed on and off the field on multiple occasions during the Portuguese tactician's time as the head coach of Chelsea. A fiery Mourinho had once made a brutal comment on Wenger's struggle to win trophies:

The teaser also features Mourinho taking the documentary crew on a tour of his trophy cabinet and sharing some of the most prized possessions in his collection. The Jose Mourinho Netflix documentary will follow the legendary football manager's rise, offering extensive behind-the-scenes access and interviews with some of the major football figures he shared the field with during his career.

When Will The Jose Mourinho Documentary Air on Netflix?

The first part of the Portuguese tactician's documentary is reported to air on the streaming platform giant on August 11, 2026. Excitement is high among fans of the former Manchester United boss, who is fondly remembered among some of the greatest football coaches in modern football history.

The Jose Mourinho trophy list has seen the Portuguese win almost every trophy at the club level. Mourinho is reportedly gearing up for the upcoming season at La Liga giants Real Madrid, as he looks to help the side bounce back after a challenging 2025-26 season.

List of Jose Mourinho And His Former Clubs

Fans can check out every club Jose Mourinho has managed in the past, featuring European heavyweights like Real Madrid, Man United, and Chelsea.