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    Home»Sports»I Regret Bastian Schweinsteiger Treatment – Jose Mourinho

    I Regret Bastian Schweinsteiger Treatment – Jose Mourinho

    Sports By David F.Mar 31, 2017Updated:Mar 31, 2017No Comments3 Mins Read
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    BastJose Mourinho has said he allowed Bastian Schweinsteiger to join Chicago Fire because he did not treat him “right” at Manchester United.

    Schweinsteiger, 32, has joined MLS club Chicago Fire after a difficult season under Mourinho in which he was initially exiled from first-team training.

    The former Germany international told the New York Times this week that he viewed that time as a “character test” and that his “dream came true” when he was able to battle his way back into contention and play again at Old Trafford.

    Speaking about the midfielder’s departure at his news conference on Friday, Mourinho said: “He’s in the category of players that I feel sorry for something that I did to him.

    “I don’t want to speak about him as a player, I don’t want to speak as I buy or not to buy. I want to speak about him as a professional, as a human being.

    “The last thing I told him before he left: ‘I was not right with you once, I have to be right with you now.’ So when he was asking me to let him leave I had to say ‘yes, you can leave’ because I did it once, I cannot do it twice.

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    “So I feel sorry for the first period with him, he knows that. I am happy that he knows because I told him. I will miss a good guy, a good professional, a good influence in training – a very good influence.

    “I could not stop him to go even knowing that until the end of the season we have so many matches and we would probably need him for a few matches or a few periods.

    “I had to let him go and now publicly wish him and his wife a very happy life in Chicago.”

    Asked if he regrets the way he treated him, Mourinho said: “Yeah, I do.”

    Mourinho recently said that he would never have approved some of the signings made before his arrival, but the manager would not be drawn on whether Schweinsteiger was one of those.

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    The United boss was left with what he considered to be a bloated squad, but he said Schweinsteiger should not have been the fall guy.

    “I would let him be in the squad,” he said. “I knew that at that moment we had too many players.

    “If you remember at that time, we had many players in these doubtful situations and we still had [Morgan] Schneiderlin and [Memphis] Depay, and we had Andreas Pereira, Tyler Blackett and James Wilson.

    “We had a huge squad in the beginning but — after knowing him as a professional, as a person, the way he was behaving and respecting my decisions as a manager — yes, I regret, and no problem for me to admit it and he knows that because I told him.”

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