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Jose Mourinho scouts Serbian international Mijat Gacinovic

Eintracht Frankfurt’s Mijat Gacinovic is interesting Jose Mourinho

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Eintracht Frankfurt v FC Augsburg - Bundesliga
Mijat Gacinovic
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Transfer rumour time: Jose Mourinho travelled to watch Mijat Gacinovic as Serbia lost 3-2 to Austria. The winger plays for Eintracht Frankfurt, and at 22 has become one of the brightest prospects in the game in Germany. Bayern Munich are also interested, and there could be transfer moves afoot. There had been speculation that Dusan Tadic was one of his possible targets, but he doesn’t seem at all like a standard target for Mourinho, given his intermittent form and relative lack of defensive discipline.

And this is probably known by a few people already, but it’s interesting nevertheless. The best midfielder of his generation, Zinedine Zidane, almost joined United once but Alex Ferguson wasn’t interested enough to push through a move, because he didn’t think he’d work alongside Eric Cantona.