JOSE MOURINHO effectively confirmed himself as the new manager of Fenerbahce during TNT Sports' Champions League final coverage at Wembley.
The Portuguese coach, 61, is being heavily linked with taking over the Turkish giants after being sacked by Roma in January.
And he appeared to all but confirm his arrival during his role as a pundit on Saturday night.
During an interview in front of the Wembley pitch, Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand asked him: "Who is the most famous person in your phonebook?"
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After initially not understanding the question, Mourinho pondered for a second before hilariously saying: "At the moment it is the president of Fenerbahce."
Ferdinand burst into laughter, before Mourinho also managed a snigger.
The former Chelsea and Real Madrid boss has been linked with a litany of jobs in recent weeks, including the sporting director's role at Saudi Pro League side Al-Qadisiyah.
He recently outlined the minimum requirements for his next role.
He told The Telegraph: "The only thing I want is that the targets and the objectives have to be established by everyone in a fair way.
"I cannot go to a club where, because of my history, the objective is to win the title. No.
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"The only thing I want is that it has to be fair. Do you think if I was at a big Premier League club and we were sixth, seventh, eighth, in the table, I still have a job?
"What I am saying is people [should] look at me the way they look at others.
"What is important for me is if the club has objectives and for me to be able to say I am ready to fight for these.
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"I donât want to say realistic, but [at least] semi-realistic. Because when I went to Roma nobody was dreaming about European Cup finals and we did it.
"Itâs not possible I go to a club almost relegated and the objective is to win the Champions League. Itâs good but it is not fair."
