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Jose Mourinho Sacked by Fenerbahce After Champions League Exit

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Fenerbahce have parted ways with Jose Mourinho after the club’s failure to qualify for the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League group stage, following a playoff defeat to Benfica on August 29, 2025.

The Portuguese tactician, appointed in June 2024 with hopes of reviving the Istanbul giants, managed to guide the team to a second-place finish in the Turkish Super Lig. However, his tenure came under fire due to early cup exits and inconsistent performances on the European stage.

Fourth Consecutive Dismissal

This latest sacking marks Mourinho’s fourth consecutive club dismissal, adding to his turbulent managerial record in recent years. Despite his reputation as one of football’s most decorated coaches, Mourinho has struggled to replicate past successes, with growing reports of internal tensions and boardroom disagreements at each club he has managed.

Market Reaction

Interestingly, Fenerbahce’s shares surged after the announcement, reflecting investor optimism that the club may seek a fresh start under new leadership. The move also signals the club’s determination to reassert itself domestically and in Europe after years of near misses.

As Mourinho exits yet another high-profile role, the football world now turns its attention to both Fenerbahce’s next managerial appointment and the Portuguese manager’s uncertain future.

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