[미러]무리뉴가 데뷔시킨 49명의 유스

[NEon]

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Benfica

1. Diogo Luis (2000)

The Portuguese striker has the honour of being number one on Jose's list. Had a journeyman career which ended with a stint in Cyprus. Now a financial advisor in a bank.

2. Geraldo Alves (2000)

After being handed his debut by Mourinho, Alves went on to play for a number of European sides, including AEK Athens and Steaua Bucuresti. Still going at Romanian side Petrolul Ploiesti.

Uniao de Leiria

3. Joao Paulo Andrade (2001)

Was Mourinho's captain for the minnows but his career became nomadic after he left for Porto in 2006.

Porto

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Ricardo Costa in action for Portugal

4. Ricardo Costa (2002)

Promoted from Porto's B team and has gone on to enjoy a fine career, with spells at Wolfsburg and Valencia, plus 22 Portugal caps. Now at Granada in Spain.

5. Joca (2002)

Defensive midfielder who only played a couple of first-team games for the Portuguese giants before having 13 other clubs in 12 years.

6. Hugo Luz (2003)

Another who made little impact at Porto, his career took him to a number of smaller clubs before reitirement last year.

7. Reinaldo (2003)

Only played once for the first team and there are precious few details about his life since then.

8. Elias (2003)

Brazilian midfielder who played a single game for Porto, pottered around Portugal for some time, then pitched up in Bulgaria, where he's going strong at 34.

9. Bruno Moraes (2003)

Arrived from Brazilian club Santos as a teenager and played 17 times before three spells out on loan. Had a stint in Hungary but now in the Portuguese second flight.

10. Hugo Almeida (2003)

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Hugo Almeida is still banging the goals in

Handed his debut by Mourinho in 2003, Almeida is still going strong at Hannover after a successful career which included spells at Werder Bremen and Besiktas. The centre-forward netted 19 goals in 57 appearances for Portugal and was part of their squad for two European Championships and two World Cups.

11. Pedro Ribeiro (2004)

Another one-game wonder, the defender has never left Portugal and now plays for Penafiel.

12. Bruno Vale (2004)

The goalkeeper managed (yep) one match for Porto before five loan spells. Now plays in Cyprus for Apollon Limassol

13. Andre Vilas Boas (2004)

No, not that one. This Vilas Boas vintage is a defensive midfielder who is currently plying his trade at Rio Ave.

Epsilon

NOT YOU! Sorry

Chelsea (First spell)

14. Steven Watt (2005)

Made just one Premier League appearance for Chelsea, coming on as an 89th minute substitute for Jiri Jarosik against Newcastle in 2005. Now at Hastings United in the Isthmian League Division One South as a player/assistant manager.

15. Lenny Pidgeley (2005)

Most famous for being front and centre of Chelsea's 2005 title celebrations after he came on as a substitute for Carlo Cudicini in the final game of the season. Soon began a rapid descent down the divisions and was last spotted at Forest Green Rovers.

Ben Hoskins

Lenny Pidgeley dropped down the divisions

16. Anthony Grant (2005)

Handed his debut by Mourinho in 2005, Grant embarked on a series of loan moves before a succesful stint at Southend United. Now at Port Vale.

17. Jimmy Smith (2006)

Made his first-team debut in May 2006, but only managed the one Premier League appearance for the Blues. Joined Leyton Orient after a string of loan spells and is currently at Crawley Town.

18. Ben Sahar (2007)

Managed to wrack up three substitute appearances for Chelsea in the Premier League, before again going on the customary streak of loan moves, taking in spells in Holland, Israel, France and Germany. Had permanent stints at Espanyol and Willem II and is now at Hapoel Be'er Sheva.

Dean Mouhtaropoulos

Ben Sahar didn't cut it at Chelsea

19. Michael Woods (2007)

Plucked from the Leeds United academy, Woods made only two FA Cup appearances from the bench for Chelsea before he was hit by injuries and released in 2011. Again, he dropped down the leagues and is now at Hartlepool United.

20. Sam Hutchinson (2007)

After making his senior debut in 2007, Hutchinson battled a series of injuries which would cause him to retire aged 21. But he soon returned after his knee problem improved and stuck it out at Stamford Bridge (with a few loan moves, natch) until 2014 when he moved to Sheffield Wednesday, where is remains.

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Sheffield Wednesday's Sam Hutchinson in action

Inter Milan

21. Davide Santon (2008)

The Italian burst onto the scene under Mourinho at Inter, but his career stalled after injury and Newcastle United happened to him. Now back at the San Siro.

22. Rene Krhin (2009)

Slovenian youngster who made his first-team debut at the San Siro in 2009, but didn't last long at Inter, joining Bologna a year later. Now at Granada in Spain.

Ezra Shaw

Rene Krhin never lived up to expectations

23. Giulio Donati (2009)

The defender was handed a go in the Inter first-team in a Coppa Italia match in 2009, but failed to turn out in Serie A before a stint of Serie B loan moves. Moved to Bayer Leverksusen in 2013 and can currently been found strutting his stuff for Mainz.

24. Francesco Bolzoni (2009)

The Former Italy Under-21 international was given his Serie A debut in May 2009, but that was his only appearance for Inter. Not at Novara in Serie B.

25. Alen Stevanovic (2010)

Serbian winger who turned out once in Serie A for Inter before moving on to Torino. 

Real Madrid

26. Juan Carlos (2010)

Came on for Angel Di Maria in a league win over Deportivo la Coruna – his one and only first-team game. Moved to Braga, who have loaned him out to four different Spanish clubs... and never used him in their own XI.

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Pablo Sarabia in action against Real

27. Pablo Sarabia (2010)

One appearance off the bench in the Champions League was all the attacking midfielder managed before going to Getafe. Five seasons and 145 games later, he's just joined Sevilla.

28. Antonio Adan (2010)

Goalkeeper who made 18 appearances in all competitions for Los Blancos and now serves as No.1 at Real Betis.

29. Alvaro Morata (2010)

Currently one of Europe's hottest properties after a goal-laden spell at Juventus. Back in Madrid after they exercised their buy-back clause in his contract last month, but could soon again be on the move as Madrid look to cash in.

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30. Alex Fernandez (2011)

Midfielder who has yet to kick on after playing for Spain at youth level. Played twice for Real before going to Espanyol, who loaned him out to Reading last season.

31. Nacho (2011)

Still at Real Madrid, where he is a useful squad player for the European Champions. Made his Spain debut in 2013.

32. Tomas Mejias (2011)

Young goalkeeper who made a handful of games before going on loan to Middlesbrough. They made the move permanent in 2014 but he is only a back-up option.

33. Jese (2011)

Again, still at the Bernabeu and again, mainly a back up for Zinedine Zidane's side. Capped up to an under-21 level with Spain.

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Jese is still at Real

34. Joselu (2011)

Handed his La Liga debut by Mourinho at the end of the 2010-11 season, scoring moments after coming on. He never really cracked the first-team at the Bernabeu though, moving onto Hoffenheim in 2012. Spent a year at Hannover before joining Stoke last summer for a free of £5.75million, where he has failed to dazzle.

35. Jorge Casado (2011)

Played over 100 games for Real's reserve side before finally making his debut in a cup match. Then moved to Betis and joined second-division Ponferradina.

36. Pedro Mendes (2011)

Played in a Champions League win over Ajax but returned to parent club Sporting Lisbon soon after. Now in France with Rennes.

37. Jose Rodriguez (2012)

Powerful midfielder who played four times for Los Blancos. Now at Mainz in Germany after a season at Galatasaray.

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Denis Cheryshev is now at Villarreal

38. Denis Cheryshev (2012)

Most famous for getting Madrid kicked out of the Copa del Rey last season, when he featured against Cadiz despite being suspended. Was soon bombed out of the club, being loaned to Valencia in February, before securing a permanent move to Villarreal last month.

39. Casemiro (2013)

Became a key man for Madrid last year under Zidane, starting the Champions League final success against Atletico in May.

40. Fabinho (2013)

Left Bernabeu for Monaco in 2015 following a loan stint with the Ligue 1 side. The 22-year-old is a full Brazilian international and was deputy to Dani Alves at the 2015 Copa America.

Philipp Schmidli

Fabinho has shone for Monaco

41. Omar Mascarell (2013)

Defensive midfielder who is still at Real despite not being in a first-team squad for some time. Went on loan to Derby for a season and spent last term at Sporting Gijon.

42. Diego Llorente (2013)

Promising defender who racked up plenty of experience last season on loan at Rayo Vallecano. Has already made his debut for Spain.

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Chelsea (Second spell)

43. Tomas Kalas (2013)

Two Premier League appearances for the Blues in 2013/14 promised much, but he has since been shunted out on loan – first to Cologne, then to Middlesbrough, where he has spent the last two seasons.

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Middlesbrough's Tomas Kalas in action

44. Lewis Baker (2014)

Yet to turn out for Chelsea in the Premier League, Baker has been progressing nicely via a number of loan spells and will spend the new season on loan at Vitesse for a second season after impressing last year.

45. John Swift (2014)

Made his Blues Premier League debut at the end of the 2013-14 season before embarking on a series of loan moves. Had an impressive stint at Brentford last season and has now returned to Stamford Bridge.

46. Dominic Solanke (2014)

The highly-rated attacker became the youngest Chelsea player to play in the Champions League in 2014-15 and spent last season at Vitesse, scoring seven gaols in 25 appearances. Now back with the Blues.

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Dominic Solanke makes his debut for Chelsea

47. Andreas Christensen (2014)

Handed his Blues debut by Mourinho in a League Cup game in October 2014, the defender spent last season at Borussia Monchengladbach on loan, where he was named as their Player of the Season, ahead of Arsenal new boy Granit Xhaka . Has another year on his Gladbach loan deal.

48. Ruben Loftus-Cheek (2014)

The most successful Chelsea academy graduate of recent years, Loftus-Cheek has been a regular in the Blues' first-team squad since his debut in the 2014-15 season. Notably, has not had a single loan move away from Stamford Bridge.

49. Bertrand Traore (2015)

The Burkinabe international was the last Chelsea players to be handed a debut by Mourinho and has made ten Premier League appearances for the Blues.

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[호갓메갓]

조카도 데뷔시켰군요

[씨레디잼]

ㅋㅋㅋ역시 미러 다 알아냇네ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[네마냐 마티치]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ미러 클라스ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
그걸 다 알아냄ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[즐라탄친구무리뉴]

안비보 낫유 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[한승연]

모나코 파비뉴가 레알출신이었구나 그리고 보아스도 의외였네

[일단 이걸로]

레알이 포르투갈 팀에서 임대해온거 일거예요

[복근만들기✔]

ㄷㄷ

[하셀바잉크&구디]

보아스 잼 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
근데 진짜 기회를 줬다기보단 말그대로 데뷔만 한 친구들이 많네 ㅋㅋㅋ

[크리스티아노 호날두]

제대로 터진선수가 거의없네

[Respect jisung]

카세미루 모라타 정도빼곤 다 안터졌네

[Conte]

모라타는 유베 가서 터진거 아닌가요?
카세미루는 안감독 시절에 ?

[퍼펙트반니]

카세미루는 포르투가서 터진게 정확한...지단밑에서 제대로 다시 터진거고

[Conte]

제대로 터진선수는 얼마 없는듯
헤세 같은 경우도 데뷔만 시켰지 키운게 아니니깐

[마르커스 래쉬포드]

확실히 유스와 거리가 멀긴 하네요

[마테오 다르미안]

근데 보면 진짜 리얼재능은 없었네..

[일단 이걸로]

인테르 시절 발로,산톤 기용한 정도만 맨유에서 하면 충분할듯

[Joshua McEachran]

미러 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[MOURINHO]

터졌다고 말할수 있는애가 헤세 모라타 카세미루네

[마르셀로귀여워]

터진 시기는 헤세는 안감독님이고 모라타는 유베 카세미루는 지단 때죠...

[퍼펙트반니]

카세미루는 포르투 아닌가요? 터진건

[마르셀로귀여워]

그렇죠.. 임대복귀 후 그런거니 뭐...

[Conte]

사실상 무리뉴 감독이 포텐 터뜨린 선수는 산톤 한명뿐인듯

[MOURINHO]

1군으로 부른건 무리뉴라서..터트린건 안첼로티나 유베죠

[마르셀로귀여워]

다 찾아낸게 더 무섭

[헤르난데즈]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[추가시간5분]

근데 유스 데뷔같은 경우 무리뉴가 직접 발굴해서 출전시키는거 보단 대부분 각 단계별 스텝들의 추천 아닌가요.스텝과 감독은 상호협력관계라
최고감독인 무리뉴는 최종승인만 한거겠죠.
저 위의 선수들 중 어느 시기이상부턴
무리뉴 조차 처음본 선수들 많을거 같은데

[이젠]

지금 추세보면 비난 오지게 받을거같은데ㄷㄷ

[Cech]

보아스ㅋㅋㅋ

[그리즈만]

생각보다 별로..

[Zlatan Ibrahimović :D]

보아스웃기네ㅋㅋ 이거쓴사람이 그보아스아니라고 필사적으로해명하는 느낌ㅋㅋ

[보르지아]

선수를 키워쓰는걸 별로 안좋아하는 감독이긴 해요. 바란같은 경우도 페페 부상과 페페와의 불화가 없었다면 그만큼 기회를 받았을지도 의문이고. 최고목표가 우승인 감독인만큼 이미 준비된 선수들을 선호하는듯. 유망주들은 정말 메시급 유망주라서 현실력이 주전들 씹어먹는 경우라면 쓰겠죠.