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Jose Mourinho, the former Real Madrid, Manchester United, and Chelsea boss made a notable appearance at the MotoGP event in Portugal.
The former boss stole the show after being invited to wave the checkered flag at the finish line for Sunday’s Portuguese Grand Prix.
Alongside the highly decorated manager, winning driver Jorge Martin celebrated in style, hitting Cristiano Ronaldo’s iconic ‘SIU’ celebration after crossing the line.
Gracing the MotoGP paddock for the first time, Mourinho was recently spotted at Anthony Joshua’s impressive second-round knockout victory over Francis Ngannou in Saudi Arabia
Dubbed ‘The Special One’, Mourinho has been without a managerial position for over two months following his departure from Roma.
Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho attended the MotoGP race of the Portuguese Grand Prix
Winner Jorge Martin celebrated with Cristiano Ronaldo’s iconic ‘SIU’ celebration
Mourinho was there to wave the chequered flag as Martin crossed the finish line
Jorge Martin of Spain celebrates after winning the MotoGP race with Ronaldo’s ‘SIU’
Fans were quick to notice the Portuguese boss’ appearance, enjoying the sporting crossover.
‘From boxing to this! Mourinho is living the life’ one user wrote.
‘Man is enjoying is time off’ another added.
‘HE DROPS THE GOAT CELEBRATION’ a third posted, enjoying Martin’s finish-line celebration.
It was Pramac Racing driver Jorge Martin who clinched the top spot at the Algarve International Circuit on Sunday.
Speaking to MotoGP before the race, Mourinho expressed his admiration for motorsports, admitting: ‘I watch a lot of Formula One. This is my first time here.
‘I am connected by passion and by friends. I have friends in MotoGP. I have a passion for it. I watch it regularly.’
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