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LaLiga: I won’t even put you on the bench – Mourinho warns Real Madrid players
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LaLiga: I won’t even put you on the bench – Mourinho warns Real Madrid players

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Real Madrid manager, Jose Mourinho has issued another warning to the squad over their behaviour.

Mourinho was defending Vinicius Junior’s poor form, insisting that the out-of-form winger is trying his best.

Vinicius Jr has been booed by sections of the Madrid fanbase as he struggles for form this season, after turning down a summer move to Arsenal.

According to Mourinho, he would only have a problem with players that are not putting in enough effort.

Mourinho has vowed not to even include them in his match day squads.

He said: “I promise you, when a Real Madrid stops behaving like a Real Madrid player, you will not even get a chance to boo him.

“And that’s because he won’t even get to sit on the bench.”

LaLiga: I won’t even put you on the bench – Mourinho warns Real Madrid players

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