Coronavirus UK: Jose Mourinho self-isolating with three Tottenham coaches in rented house

Tottenham Hotspur manr Jose Mourinho is living with three coaches in self-isolation. Premier League has been under suspension since March due to coronavirus UK situation and continues to be under suspension until end of April. Meanwhile, entire country is in complete lockdown due to worsening coronavirus UK crisis.

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Coronavirus UK: Jose Mourinho quarantine underway

It is reported that Tottenham manr Jose Mourinho has a home in Belgravia, a locality close to Stamford Bridge. However, he is is w staying in a rented house in rth London amidst coronavirus UK lockdown. Or people in Jose Mourinho quarantine include goalkeeping coach Nu Santos, tactical analyst Ricardo Formosinho and head of first-team performance Carlos Lalin. 

Coronavirus UK: Jose Mourinho in constant touch with Tottenham players

It is reported that Jose Mourinho is in constant contact with core staff of Tottenham. He is also believed to be speaking with first-team players via video conferencing on a regular basis. Reports also claim that Mourinho's new quarantine location is close to homes of several players including likes of Dele Alli. He even bumped into midfielder to wish him on his 24th birthday from a safe distance.

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Coronavirus UK: Jose Mourinho criticised for breaking rms

Jose Mourinho made headlines recently after he was snapped training alongside three Tottenham players in Spurs park. manr was criticised for breaking country's lockdown rms to curb coronavirus pandemic. Tottenham also released an official statement condemning same. He later accepted that he committed a mistake and apologised for same.

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Coronavirus UK: Jose Mourinho apologises

Jose Mourinho apologised after he was criticised for breaking social distancing rms. He said that he accepted that his actions were wrong and against government protocol. He also pleaded to people that everybody should follow government guidelines in this hour of crisis and cooperate with NHS staff in fight against pandemic.

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