The Portuguese is just a couple of months into the agreement he penned upon his landing in Old Trafford over the late spring, and as of late communicated a yearning to work past the end of an underlying three-year bargain.
He is attempting to light a fire under the Red Devils, however, and will keep on facing uncomfortable questions provided his team doesn't perform as expected.
Mourinho has likewise hinted at the weight beginning to recount late, with his most recent touchline outburst bringing about him being sent to the stands amid a disappointing 1-1 draw with West Ham.
Furthermore, Gale, who lifted the top-flight crown with Blackburn in 1994-95, trusts the previous Chelsea supervisor is coming up short on thoughts and is "searching for a way out"refusing to confer himself completely to another life in Manchester.
He told Sky Sports:
“He looks like a man that’s trying to get sacked to me.
“He hasn’t got a house. Sort yourself a house and get the family down. He just looks like he is looking for an out.
“This is normally what happens to Jose two or three years down the line into a job, but now two or three months in. I can’t quite understand what’s going on.
“I was at the game on Sunday sitting with the West Ham fans thinking it was the quietest I had ever seen Old Trafford. [There were] 70,000 people there and it was so quiet, there was such a deflated feeling.
“I don’t think the antics [being sent to the stands] were designed to get the crowd going like [Jurgen] Klopp does, I just think he didn’t know what to do.”
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