Real Madrid president Florentino
Perez has confirmed that Jose
Mourinho will leave his position as
coach of Los Blancos at the end
of the season, after a mutual
agreement was reached between the two parties.

Mourinho has won a trophy in
each of his three seasons at the
Bernabeu, claiming the Copa del
Rey in 2011, the Primera Division
title last May and the Spanish
Supercopa at the start of the current campaign. However, failure to deliver the
club's elusive tenth European Cup,
coupled with defeat to city rivals
Atletico in last Friday's Copa del
Rey final meant the writing was
on the wall for the Portuguese boss. Perez announced the news at a
packed press conference at the
Bernabeu, insisting that "nobody
has been sacked" and that the
decision for Mourinho to leave
was a mutual one. "The club and the manager agree
that the timing is right to bring
our relationship to an end,'' Perez
said. "On behalf of the directors, I
would like to thank Jose Mourinho
for his hard work over the last three years. "Today is a sad day. We have
reached an agreement with our
coach and we wish him the best
of luck. We don't think our
achievements of this year have
been sufficient for a demanding club like Real Madrid or coach like
Mourinho." Mourinho is now widely expected
to return to his former club
Chelsea in the summer, with Paris
Saint-Germain boss Carlo Ancelotti
favourite to replace him at
Madrid. PSG chairman Nasser Al-Khelaifi
has claimed that Real have
already made contact with
Ancelotti, but Perez denied that
they have come to any
agreement with a new coach and insisted that the search for
Mourinho's successor would begin
in the coming days. A madridista fans' poll in AS over
the weekend found a large
majority wanted Mourinho to
leave immediately, with 82%
saying they would prefer it if
Madrid B boss Alberto Toril - who clashed with Mourinho earlier in
the season - took charge for the
remainder of this term. Current
assistant coach Aitor Karanka is
another possible short-term
solution. Mourinho's final matches for Real
Madrid will be La Liga clashes
away to Real Sociedad on May 26
and at home to Osasuna on June
2, after which he will depart the
club. Perez also announced that Real
Madrid's presidential election will
take place the day after
Mourinho leaves the club, on
Monday June 3.

Quote....We don't think our
achievements of this year have
been sufficient for a demanding club like Real Madrid or coach like
Mourinho.

This is where the main point of Mourinho exist is indicated, any other statement is meant to maintain good personal and public relation.