Alexis Sanchez à MU, Jose Mourinho

Jose Mourinho tried to explain the situation to one of his former Manchester United players, Alexis Sanchez. The Portuguese coach said the player was not happy at Old Trafford.
As we know, Alexis moved to Old Trafford, while Manchester United is still supported by Jose Mourinho. He was recruited at Arsenal at the expense of one of his players, Henrikh Mkhitaryan.

Alexis is known as one of the greatest strikers in the world when he was at Arsenal. Strangely, in the defense of Manchester United, Chile does not show the same quality of performance.
As a result, his name began to be marginalized from the main group, both during Mourinho and his current coach, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Not long ago, he decided to go on loan to Inter Milan.

As a former coach, Mourinho has watched Alexis progress to Manchester United. He also knows what makes his appearance mismatch, especially because Alexis doesn't feel happy to be at MU.
"Sanchez ... I think he's an unhappy person, and I think in every job you have, when you're not happy it won't be easy to play at all levels," he told the Telegraph.

Later, Mourinho admitted that he could contribute to Alexis' misfortune at Manchester United. He felt like a failure because he could not bring out the best abilities of players.
"Maybe I'm wrong, maybe I can't bring out the best, as a coach you sometimes have to have the ability to get the best from the players and sometimes you don't succeed," he continued.

Mourinho also has high hopes for Alexis at his new club, Inter Milan. He prayed for the 30-year-old striker to regain his performance and stop grieving.
"The reality is that I still feel Sanchez as a" sad person. "So, his hope in Italy can be cured, I hope he is capable, I always pray for the best for every player," he said. he concluded.

Alexis has the opportunity to make his debut with Antonio Conte's team this weekend. In the third week of Serie A, Inter Milan will face Udinese at the San Siro.

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