From all indication it is sure that the special one is leave the European champion side, Inter Milan, the club he won Treble for in season and the new home is Santiago Bernabeu where he won the European Champion for the second time. Inter Milan President Massimo Moratti was unable to confuse the manager Jose Mourinho to remain with the Champions League winners after he has brought lots of glory to them within two seasons.

Jose Mourinho "The special one"

Inter Milan president invited Mourinho for a chat on Monday to try and persuade the Portuguese to stay for another season at Nerazzurri. But when he was asked if Mourinho’s working relationship with Inter was over, Moratti said: “I believe so. The approach of the coach is that of someone who is already thinking of going to Real Madrid.” Therefore the special one who is just 47, is now expected to become name as Real Madrid boss anytime from now, after he guiding Inter to an historic Treble, Inter Milan champions league title.

Jorge Mendes who is Mourinho’s agent has being held series of meeting with Real Madrid director general Jorge Valdano and sporting director Miguel Pardeza since yesterday, according to Spanish media. It was reported that Mourinho will sign a four-year deal with Real worth £8.5m annually, though Inter want £13.7m in compensation as the Portuguese’s contract with the Serie A side runs until 2012.

Mourinho became the third coach to win Europe’s top prize with two different clubs side. “I’m so sad as almost for sure it’s my last game with Inter,” stated Mourinho after the Nerazzurri beat Bayern Munich in Madrid. “If you don’t coach Real Madrid then you always have a gap in your career. It was difficult to leave Chelsea and it will be sad to leave Inter. Inter is my house in the same way Chelsea was my house. But that’s life, that’s football. Now I have two houses, Stamford Bridge, San Siro and now a third house – probably the Santiago Bernabeu. Only Real are interested in me but I haven’t spoken with anyone and I haven’t signed anything yet. I promised I’d speak after the final.

Mourinho continue, “I believe my target now is to win another championship that I’ve never won and win Champions League with a third club and then come back to England. Everybody knows that English football is my passion and I will go back to Englandone day. When I win I don’t stop and here [in Italy] I have won everything. I’ve won the Champions League with two clubs and I can do it with three,” he reflected. There are many things in Italy that I haven’t liked and for three to four months I’ve been thinking of going. I’ve entered into Inter’s history, I don’t want to speak much because if I do I’ll cry and I don’t want to do that. I want a different challenge in my career, now is the time to decide. What’s important for Inter is that [President Massimo] Moratti and [Captain Javier] Zanetti stay.”
Think it is a good opportunity for Mourinho to go to Real Madrid, now that the club is parading some of the best players are round world and with the money Real Madrid spend last season in transfer market in other to win the Spanish league and Champion Cup. Mourinho is the best man for the job and am sure he will deliver the result with two seasons in Santiago Bernabeu.

Cristiano Ronaldo will complete his world record £80m move from Manchester United to Real Madrid on 1 July after agreeing a six-year deal. Manchester United confirmed earlier this month they had accepted a world-record bid from the Primera Division side and the two clubs have now finalised an agreement for the Portugal 24-year-old winger’s transfer.

A statement on Madrid’s website on Friday evening read: “Real Madrid and Manchester United have signed a final agreement for the transfer of the rights of Cristiano Ronaldo from July 1. “The player will be tied to Real Madrid for the next six seasons and will be presented on July 6 at the Santiago Bernabeu.”

Manchester United said on their website: “Cristiano Ronaldo’s departure is all but done and dusted after Real Madrid and Manchester United finalised the agreement for his transfer on Friday evening. “The Portuguese winger was the subject of a world record £80million offer from the Spanish club on Thursday 11 June. He has since been on holiday but a return to work with new employers now beckons, with the sale set to be completed on Wednesday 1 July.”

The deal for Ronaldo means Madrid will break the world record transfer fee for the fourth time – all sanctioned by president Florentino Perez. During Perez’s first tenure in the position, from 2000-2006, Madrid signed Luis Figo from Barcelona for £37million in 2000 and then a year later brought in Zinedine Zidane from Juventus for £46million.

Then just a week after returning to the presidency at the start of this month, Perez captured the signing of Brazilian ace Kaka from AC Milan for a fee reportedly in the region of £59million. Real Madrid have also signing centre-back Raul Albiol from Valencia for £12m, to bring Real’s total summer spend, so far, to £148m.

Perez and Madrid have now smashed all of those price tags though by bringing FIFA World Player of the Year Ronaldo to Spain. Friday’s announcement ends a pursuit that started a number of years ago and came to a head last summer when barely a day went by when Madrid’s chase of Ronaldo was not in the news.

Despite Real Madrid have also been linked with Liverpool’s Xabi Alonso, Valencia’s David Villa and Bayern Munich’s Franck Ribery after spending £148m on only 3 players. Ronaldo joined Manchester United in 2003 from Sporting Lisbon for £12.2m, but was strongly linked with a move to the Spanish capital in the summer of 2008.