Real Madrid manager, José Mourinho has seemingly criticized his long-time rival, Pep Guardiola, asserting that coaches who choose to take a voluntary break exhibit weakness.
Following the conclusion of his decade-long tenure with Manchester City in June, Guardiola is currently on a sabbatical. He also notably took a hiatus from coaching after his successful four-year period at Barcelona, which ended in the summer of 2012.
Mourinho, who has had a professional rivalry with Guardiola since his first spell at Real Madrid, holds a contrasting view regarding taking time off from the sport.
The Portuguese said in his Netflix documentary, as reported by Yahoo Sports: “Some guys, they need a sabbatical… which is something that I hate.
“I hate that word. For me, sabbatical means weakness. Don’t speak with me about sabbaticals. I never need a rest. I will have a rest when God decides to say, ‘Come up.’”
Mourinho, who
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