Jose Mourinho casts doubt on Roma future after Europa League final loss to Sevilla: 'I can’t say’

Jose Mourinho told reporters he “can’t say I will be here next season” after his Roma side lost to Sevilla on penalties in the final of the Europa League. The Italian club led through Paulo Dybala but an own goal from Gianluca Mancini sent the final to extra-time and then penalties. Sevilla won 4-1 in the shootout.

Ad The win marked a seventh UEFA Cup / Europa League win for Sevilla and represented a first European final loss for Mourinho, who had won his previous five. Europa League'We are going to enjoy a lot' — Lamela celebrates Sevilla Europa League triumph10 HOURS AGO And after the match, Mourinho said a decision on his future at the club had yet to be taken. The 60-year-old has been linked with the managerial position at PSG.

“I can’t say I will be here next season,” he said. “I will go on holiday on Monday, then we will speak. I told the owners I will tell them if I start talks with another club.

As of now no other club called me. It is time for me to talk to the owners. It is time for the owners to talk to me.” 'We are going to enjoy a lot' — Lamela celebrates Sevilla Europa League triumph Manchester City open talks with Kovacic over summer move from Chelsea — reports The final was a hotly contested affair.

14 yellow cards were shown — including unused substitutes and coaches — throughout the match. And while Mourinho said he had never been “more proud” of his side's performances, he did take exception to some of the decisions. “I must say we’re used to this,” Mourinho said.

“But this is a European final and with this kind of refereeing, it is hard to accept. If we talk about refereeing situations, it’s not two or three: it is many, quite apart from the big decisions. Those of us who have been in football a long