The Special One left Stamford Bridge last September falling out
with the Russian billionaire over transfer policies, ending a
trophy-littered three-season stint in west London.
The Portuguese has since succeeded Roberto Mancini – who is in the
running to take over at Chelsea – as coach of Inter, and is
reportedly keen on bringing Blues stars Frank Lampard and Didier
Drogba to San Siro.
But the former Porto boss shifted his sights to a different type of
target yesterday, firing a brisk volley at Abramovich regarding his
non-existent emotional ties to the Blues, while praising Inter
president Massimo Moratti’s love for the Nerazzurri.
“Moratti has been breathing football since he was a child,” said
Mourinho.
“But he never speaks about ‘his’ Inter. To him the team belongs to
the fans.
“Abramovich hasn’t got history or family history behind him.”
