Broadly viewed as one of the world's best soccer mentors, Chelsea has sacked the Portuguese director after a horrendous keep running of structure left the English Premier League champion with no shot of holding its title.
In any case, Mourinho was far beyond only a football supervisor.
Brands rushed to him, pulled in by his swagger, yet just critically his capacity to convey incredibly provocative quotes. He was a man you either cherished or abhorred.
So in April, Mourinho let one know British daily paper that he was such a decent administrator, to the point that he was "improving at everything identified with my employment," which underlines the 52-year-old didn't do self uncertainty.
Around then he was get ready to observe Chelsea's triumph in winning the English Premier League title, yet that buoyancy has since a long time ago vanished as this serial champ has needed to watch his side implode amid the 2015-16 battle.
In spite of the fact that Chelsea has fit the bill for the last 16 of the UEFA Champions League, Monday's 2-1 household rout by Leicester left the Blues grieving one point over the transfer places. It was the club's ninth alliance annihilation of the season.
An announcement on the club's official site read: "All at Chelsea express gratitude toward Jose for his monstrous commitment since he returned as administrator in the late spring of 2013. Both Jose and the board concurred results have not been sufficient this season and trust it is to the greatest advantage of both sides to go our different ways.
"The club wishes to clarify Jose abandons us on great terms and will dependably remain a quite cherished, regarded and noteworthy figure at Chelsea.
"His legacy at Stamford Bridge and in England has long been ensured and he will dependably be warmly invited back to Stamford Bridge. The club's emphasis is presently on guaranteeing our gifted squad achieves its potential."
It is the second time Mourinho has been soothed of his obligations at Stamford Bridge, with extremely rich person club proprietor Roman Abramovich likewise wielding the hatchet in 2007.
His sacking flags a surprising go wrong for a man viewed as one of the world's best - Mourinho has likewise won class titles in Italy, Spain and Portugal, in addition to two Champions League triumphs with Porto and Inter Milan.
He came back to England in June 2013 after a tumultuous spell at Real Madrid, where he depicted his last season as the most exceedingly bad in his profession subsequent to neglecting to win a trophy
Mourinho marked a four-year bargain at Chelsea, and the group completed third in his first season back before closure a five-year hold up to win the residential title the next year.
Nonetheless, this season has been more troublesome, with Mourinho involved in a discussion that prompted the takeoff of Chelsea's female group specialist Eva Carneiro.
He has been twice fined by the English Football Association - for an aggregate of £90,000 ($135,000) - and given an one-match stadium boycott for occurrences amid and after matches with Southampton and West Ham.
Chelsea have lost nine group coordinates this battle, more than in the past two seasons joined, and sit 20 focuses off pioneers Leicester.
After the amusement he told columnists he felt "double-crossed" by his players, who had neglected to complete his strategic directions.
"One of my best qualities is to peruse the amusement for my players and I feel like my work was double-crossed," Mourinho told Sky Sports.
"One probability is that I made an astonishing showing last season and conveyed the players to a level that is not their level and now they can't look after it."
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At the point when inquired as to whether he thought he would be given more opportunity to turn things around he told journalists: "The main thing I can say is that I need to.
"I have no questions and I think you know me all around ok, three years this time, in addition to three years some other time, that I am not anxious of a major test, and in this minute this is a genuine enormous test.
"I need to stay, I trust Mr Abramovich and the board need me to remain."
The club gave the 52-year-old a vote of trust in October, saying he had the board's full backing despite the fact that they conceded that outcomes hadn't been adequate.
From that point forward Chelsea have endured five more thrashings in the Premier League, and could drop into the transfer zone in the event that it is beaten by Sunderland on Saturday and different results don't go its direction.
Lets trust in great things for Jose
Source: Marapova