Jose Mourinho very happy and satisfied with Real Madrid squad at his disposal – report

Jose Mourinho very happy and satisfied with Real Madrid squad at his disposal – report The mood in the Real Madrid camp has taken a serious turn for the better in recent weeks, especially after the comeback against Roma. From being on the verge of defeat that night and coming back to win, to beating Barcelona at the weekend, Real Madrid have come a long way and the feelings around the club are now surprisingly positive. For the first time in years, there seems to be an identity in the team’s performances and a clean plan in mind, and Jose Mourinho inherits most of the praise for the same. Mourinho is happy As confirmed by Defensa Central in a recent report, Mourinho is satisfied with his squad at Real Madrid and sees the job done by the sporting department to be exceptional. Mourinho is happy with the squad. (Photo by Denis Doyle/Getty Images) The manager backs the planning of the board, and while an extra midfielder may well have made matters easier, there is no real void being felt currently. Mourinho fully trusts the administration and their decisions, especially given that he has been the real architect of the project. Needless to say, the biggest change in Real Madrid’s fortunes arrived after the coach realised that a balance between physicality and technical quality in midfield had to be reached, and the results from that point speak for themselves. An obedient dressing room Real Madrid are only getting better. (Photo by David Ramos/Getty Images) The report further adds that Mourinho is not only pleased with the quality of his players but also how well they are listening to him, adapting to his ideas and respecting his decisions. He sees a group committed to working for the greater good and his methods are working. With every passing game, Real Madrid are only getting better and it is clear that the best is yet to come. The big challenge now is keeping that momentum going. If Los Blancos can ensure to keep the steam going and not slow down across competitions, they will emerge as serious contenders on all fronts. The architect of it all, unsurprisingly, is the ‘Special One’, and the Clasico win could just be a sign of far greater things to come. After all, Real Madrid have always had the quality and only lacked a profile to bring the best out of them.