President Perez has confirmed plans to bring Mourinho back to manage Real Madrid.

Florentino Perez has made public his plan to bring Jose Mourinho back to the Bernabeu, raising the prospect of a blockbuster reunion if he remains Real Madrid's president after the forthcoming election.

Real Madrid has become the focal point of European football. as the club's presidential race reaches a critical stage. In a surprising recent development, incumbent president Florentino Perez confirmed that Jose Mourinho would return to the Santiago Bernabeu if he secures victory in the upcoming election.

This announcement instantly drew significant attention from fans, as Mourinho had a memorable stint managing Real Madrid from 2010 to 2013. The Portuguese tactician is regarded as one of the most distinctive managers in the history of the Spanish giants.

In his most recent remarks, Perez asserted that Mourinho is the ideal person to usher in a new era for Real Madrid. following a disappointing 2025/26 campaign: "Jose Mourinho will be the next head coach of Real Madrid if I win re-election. We need an experienced manager, one with a strong character and a deep understanding of the club's values, to lead the team back to glory," Perez stated.

Nevertheless, the move has not yet been officially confirmed. According to multiple reports in Spain, Mourinho has agreed to a three-year deal with Real Madrid, but the agreement will only take effect if Perez remains president following the election on June 7.

Mourinho led Real Madrid to the La Liga title in the 2011/12 season, achieving a record 100 points and 121 goals. However, his tenure was also marked by controversy before his departure in 2013.

After leaving the Bernabeu, "The Special One" went on to manage Chelsea, Manchester United, Tottenham, Roma, Fenerbahce, and Benfica. While he no longer holds the dominant status he once had, Mourinho remains one of the most experienced managers in world football.

Given that Real Madrid has just endured a trophyless season and faces internal unrest, Perez believes Mourinho can deliver the necessary transformation. If re-elected, the return of the Portuguese manager is set to become one of the most talked-about events in European football during the summer of 2026.