Mourinho refuses to apologize for Wenger

Jose Mourinho refused to coach Chelsea to exploit the opportunity to apologize to the French
manager Arsene Wenger at Arsenal and described as a "specialist in failure."

In February, Wenger described Mourinho as a specialist in failure in response to an interview with the French coach regarding the competition for the title of the Premier League last season.

Chelsea are at home to Arsenal on Sunday in the seventh stage of the Premier League, which spearheaded Chelsea with 16 points, six points in front of fourth-placed Arsenal.

Mourinho said, "I've had this comment part of something, I did not get an apology so it will not apologize."

He added, "I do not need to apologize, it should be overcome and move forward without thinking about what happened, we do not want this end, we have to prepare for another big match between us."

Mourinho pointed out, "I have never played against Wenger someday, whether at the level of football or beach ball, the match between Chelsea and Arsenal."

He continued, "It's a tremendous accomplishment for him (Wenger) to stay with Arsenal for 18 years, congratulate him and congratulate the club."