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Education, sports, human values \u200b\u200band the conflict in Ukraine. These are some of the issues raised by Jose Mourinho in the dialogue promoted by “L’Osservatore Romano” with Cardinal Jose ‘Tolentino de Mendon\u00e7a, archivist and librarian of the Holy Roman Church.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
“For many years I wanted to win for myself, but now I am in a moment where I still want to win, but not for me anymore, but for the players who have never won, I want to help them.”<\/p>\n
A conversation, that with Cardinal Tolentino, linked by the two’s passion for the philosopher Manuel Se’rgio.<\/p>\n
“It affected me a lot, in the sense that each person is different from the other, in this case each player is different from the other. I have been able to work well based on something extremely simple: love, empathy and human relationships. “I have achieved unimaginable results for myself that I considered myself very unprepared from a technical point of view, relying exclusively on human relations.”<\/p>\n
A comment at the moment that Europe is experiencing with the conflict between Russia and Ukraine is inevitable.<\/p>\n
“The Pope for me is a source of inspiration when he says that war is a failure of humanity, of politicians. I think exactly that, I think it is a human failure first and then a political one. “It is a brutal failure, it is the loss of principles or their failure to develop, and the evolution of human thought in the wrong direction.”<\/p>\n
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