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LaLiga: Mourinho reveals two Real Madrid players he lives with after Espanyol win
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LaLiga: Mourinho reveals two Real Madrid players he lives with after Espanyol win

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Real Madrid manager, Jose Mourinho, has revealed that he lives with two of his players at the Valdebebas training ground.


Mourinho was speaking after a 2-1 win over Espanyol to kick off their LaLiga campaign.

Jude Bellingham opened the scoring for Madrid before Alex Calatrava equalised with a controlled finish.

Carlos Espi came off the bench to tap home the winner for Los Blancos.

After the game, Mourinho was full of praise for Espi.

He said: “I like Carlos Espi. I like him a lot. We live together at Valdebebas…he’s very funny.

“We have breakfast together every day.

“We’re living there with Cucurella too. All players should know we need all of them, not 13 or 14.”

LaLiga: Mourinho reveals two Real Madrid players he lives with after Espanyol win

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