Jose Mourinho mobbed by his son Jose Jr on the pitch as he celebrates guiding Manchester United to Europa League glory


JOSE MOURINHO lead raucous Manchester United celebrations as he danced with his SON on the pitch after winning the Europa League.

The 2-0 win over Ajax – Paul Pogba and Henrikh Mkhitaryan scoring the goals in Stockholm – means United have qualified for next season’s Champions League.

Jose Mourinho's son celebrates with his dad on the pitch at the Friendly Arena

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Jose Mourinho and his son Jose Jr danced and hugged on the pitch after Manchester United won the Europa League[/caption]

Manchester United team clapping the fans after Europa League final win

And a clearly delighted Mourinho jumped for joy as the final whistle blew.


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He was first thrown in the air by his coaching staff before teenage son Jose Jr made his way onto the pitch.

The pair danced in each others' arms - before slipping over and falling to the ground as they laughed and hugged.

Mourinho shouted for joy as the full-time whistle blew.

The Portuguese boss also held four fingers up to the sky, pointing out the number of European cups he has won.

Mourinho won the Uefa Cup and Champions League with Porto and the Champions League again with Inter Milan in 2010 before tonight's triumph.

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The Portuguese screamed for joy as the final whistle blew[/caption]

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Mourinho was then thrown in the air by his coaches[/caption]

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The Portuguese led raucous United celebrations[/caption]

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Mourinho's teenage son Jose Jr made his way onto the pitch after the win[/caption]

Jesse Lingard celebrates on the pitch with his winners medal

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The pair then embraced on the pitch[/caption]

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The pair then crumpled to the ground in delight[/caption]

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Mourinho holds up four fingers - for the four European cups he has won[/caption]

Jesse Lingard celebrates on the pitch with his winners medal

His League Cup win earlier this season means Mourinho now has TWENTY major honours on his impressive CV.

That includes EIGHT league titles in four countries, the four European cups and another eight domestic cups including the FA Cup, Coppa Italia and Copa del Rey.

And Mourinho even managed to have a DIG at his rivals after full-time.

He said: "It was a very difficult season and a very good season.

"You would prefer it this way than finish fourth, or third or second.

"It's an important title.

"Since the beginning we had this in our minds and the way we played the final was very intelligent.

"We knew exactly how to win.

Anthony Martial celebrates in the dressing room with Marcus Rashford

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Mourinho celebrates at full time[/caption]

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The Special One got a guard of honour from the Ajax players[/caption]

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Mourinho kisses the Europa League trophy[/caption]

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Manchester United players celebrate with the trophy[/caption]

"If [the other team] want to press the ball all the time, you don't play short," he added.

"If [we are] dominant in the air, we go long.

"There are lots of poets in football... but poets don't win many titles.

"We knew where we better, where they were better than us.

"We tried to kill their good qualities and exploit their weaknesses.

"We did that from the first minute and totally deserved to win the trophy."

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Mourinho has won the competition for the second time in his career[/caption]

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Mourinho poses with his coaching staff[/caption]

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Mourinho and the squad celebrate in front of the United fans[/caption]

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Zlatan Ibrahimovic and injured stars Luke Shaw and Ashley Young made their way onto the pitch[/caption]

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Zlatan Ibrahimovic posed alongside a banner that begged him to stay at the club[/caption]

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Club captain Wayne Rooney chats on the phone after the win[/caption]

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The Manchester United captain lifts the trophy[/caption]

Manchester United and Ajax hold minute's silence before Final match

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