Real Madrid landed in Fiumicino with its new coach, José Mourinho, and the team was welcomed with enthusiasm by more than one hundred Roman fans. The former coach, who won the Conference League with Inter and almost won the Europa League with Real, was loudly acclaimed at Terminal 5, where the club's corporate bus arrived at 5.30pm.
Among those present there were enthusiasts who looked for selfies and autographs, especially children who stopped to ask for the signatures of players such as Mbappé, Vinicius, Bellingham, Rüdiger and Curtois. The crowd also celebrated the presence of former Roma players now in the team, showing a strong bond with the city.
Mourinho was welcomed with warm applause before his parade towards the bus, while the fans have already started preparing the tribute that will be dedicated to the Champions League match scheduled for tomorrow, 14 October, at 9pm. The event marks the start of the group stage of the European Championship, where Real Madrid will have to face Roma in a match that promises to be highly anticipated.
The group of players and staff left Fiumicino in various vehicles, including vans and minibuses, to reach the Olimpico. With the arrival of Mourinho, Roma is preparing for a match that could prove decisive for both teams, with the city ready to support its fans and celebrate the presence of the new coach.