
The Inter Milan boss is very interested in the chance to replace Rafa Benitez this summer.
But Mourinho has no intention of joining a club with a divided boardroom under the American co-owners.
Mourinho has told associates the prospect of reviving the Merseysiders does appeal, but he would need to be sure he would have the resources to succeed. Liverpool will sound out Mourinho as they consider a change of management this summer.
But Manchester City and Real Madrid are also interested in the ex-Chelsea boss.
Ironically, Mourinho would want the same guarantees on funding and ownership at Liverpool that Benitez has demanded.
The Kop boss is aware his position is under review and his boardroom support has been evaporating since January.
As Sport of the World revealed last week, Benitez is also considering his future.
Mourinho is top of any list of candidates to replace the Spaniard although Manchester City and Real Madrid are also in the hunt for his services.
Although the Kop fans are divided on the position of their manager, they are united in their concern about what calibre of replacement Liverpool will attract if the Americans don't go.
There is a growing sense of desperation and exasperation at the Americans' stance as they appear to be in a state of delusion about the true value of the Merseyside club.
Kop officials will know in the next two weeks if the £100m cash injection from the Rhone Group hedge fund will go ahead.
hahaha. that means unless liverpool is sold off lor.
not no chance, but we need luck.
we need someone who is as crazy as city's owner.
if one day rafael really departs, he deserve a place in the kop's memory.
i believe he had tried his best for us, and for that, he's one to remember.
just too bad, he isnt the one to take us forward. but i thank him for all that positive stuffs he had done for us.