From Mourinho, to the movie "Brave Heart", from McTominay, to 1% of Scots

When I was a child, I met Scotland, a land full of courage and glory. In the movie "Brave Heart", Sophie was as beautiful as a fairy. When I grow up, William Wallace's "freedom" inspired countless people.

And Mourinho's love for Scotland is like Wallace's pursuit of freedom, full of affection and persistence. Scotland is not only a geographical concept, but also a spiritual symbol. Mourinho's love for Scottish culture made him resonate with this land.

Recently, Fenerbahce coach Mourinho recalled his deep bond with Scotland during the online Q&A session of UEFA Professional Coach Licensed Students in the Scottish Football Association coaching education department.

This famous coach, who has won the Champions League, Premier League, La Liga and Serie A championship, not only praised Scottish midfielder McTominay, but also humorously expressed his willingness to "donate 1% of his blood" to Scotland because he loves Scotland's culture and this land.

According to the Scottish Football Association website, Mourinho said with a smile during an interview during the class: "When I think of Scotland, I think of my godson Scott McTominay.

For me, he is one of the best midfielders in Europe." Mourinho recalled signing McTominay: "That kid is great, I am proud of his career because when I was promoted to the first team at the age of 18 and trained as a future captain, no one in United believed that he could be the player he is now."

Mourinho's relationship with Scotland is much more than that. He recalled the scene when he was a child when he was a fan and paid attention to Scotland: "I remember that there were players like Soness and Hansen in that era, and they made me respect Scottish football." Now, he has not only witnessed McTominay's growth, but also became a "honor member" of Scottish football.

Mourinho said: "If I could give these coaches a little help today, I would be very happy. Because when I was a young coach, I was always very eager to learn as long as I had the opportunity to be with people with rich experience in high-level fields."

Mourinho's words not only benefited the coaches and students a lot, but also made countless fans feel his sincerity and enthusiasm. His "Scottish complex" is not only a love for this land, but also a persistence and respect for football. As he said: "Even after nearly 30 years, I still feel connected to Scotland because that experience is very important to my growth."

McTominay made 32 appearances in Serie A this season, contributing 11 goals and 4 assists, and has become the number one scorer in Naples. His growth cannot be separated from Mourinho's careful cultivation back then. Mourinho's remarks are not only an affirmation of McTominay, but also a respect and love for Scottish football.

Conclusion

From Mourinho to the movie "Brave Heart", from McTominay to 1% of Scots, Mourinho's story is not only a legend of football, but also a cultural heritage. His "Scottish complex" is not only a love for this land, but also a persistence and respect for football. As he said: "I am 100% Portuguese, but 1% of mine belongs to Scotland." This 1% of Scottish descent is not only an identity, but also a affectionate confession to the football world.