JOSE MOURINHO will be trying his luck between the sticks at the Grenfell charity match on Saturday.
The Manchester United boss will line-up alongside the likes of Jamie Redknapp, Ally McCoist and David James in Alan Shearer’s team.
They face Les Ferdinand’s side – which includes Peter Crouch, David Seaman and Clint Hill – at Loftus Road.
Marcus Mumford, who will captain Team Ferdinand, revealed the last-minute “transfer” in an Instagram video.
He said: “Ladies and gentlemen I have some huge transfer news ahead of Game 4 Grenfell at Loftus Road tomorrow.
“The great Jose Mourinho, resurrecting his professional career, has just signed for Team Shearer.”
Former centre-midfielder Mourinho, who played his last professional game for Portuguese side Comercio e Industria in 1987, insists he is still able to do damage on the pitch.
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When asked how his fitness was, he replied: “The best, the best shape of my life.”
And the Portuguese coach, when asked how much he would be worth in today’s market, joked: “I don’t accept if it is not £1 more than Neymar.”
Mourinho christened himself the Special One during his first stint as Chelsea manager.
When asked whether fans will see something special on Saturday, the 54-year-old smiled: "For sure, for good or for bad, but special for sure."
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