There is a possibility that Jose Mourinho, who was dissatisfied with the final decision and swore at the referee after the game, could be severely punished by the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA).

AS Roma, led by Mourinho, lost after a penalty shootout in the 2022/23 UEFA Europa League final against Sevilla at Puskas Arena in Budapest, Hungary, on the 1st.

Mourinho's Roma, who tried to win the European competition this season following last season's Europa Conference League title, failed to win the Europa League title for the second consecutive season, losing to Seville, the king of the Europa League (카지노사이트).

Unfortunately, Mourinho was frustrated on the final stage, but what angered him was the decision, not the result. "It's a great final," he said at a press conference after the match. However, in today's match, the referee ruled like a Spanish referee," he said, expressing his dissatisfaction with the decision.

The referee of the final was Anthony Taylor, a British referee who is active in the Premier League and has been controversial over the decision throughout his career.

At the 2022 Qatar World Cup, there was a controversy over the final whistle without giving a corner kick opportunity in the match between South Korea and Ghana. Taylor made a controversial decision in the match between Rome and Sevilla, taking out 14 warnings.

Coach Mourinho, whose anger did not subside, eventually made public criticism of the referee directly outside the stadium. He waited for referee Anthony Taylor in the stadium parking lot and faced him, saying, "Congratulations, damn con artist. It's disgraceful," he repeatedly criticized Taylor.

In the meantime, there is a possibility that Mourinho will be disciplined by UEFA for swearing and criticizing Taylor.

Spanish media As reported the possibility of Mourinho's disciplinary action on the 1st, saying, "Will Mourinho be punished by UEFA?"

Mourinho was filmed screaming at Taylor and the match officials in the parking lot after the match, As said. He shouted, "It's a disgrace," explaining the situation at the time.

"UEFA will read Taylor's game report for now before deciding whether Mourinho will be disciplined after the final," he said, adding that he will not immediately decide whether Mourinho will be disciplined.

As stressed that there have been cases in the past where UEFA has been disciplined for criticizing referees after the game.

The media said, "The standards may be different because the tournament is different, but something similar happened to Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger in 2018. Wenger accused referee Mike Dean of "not being honest" after the Premier League match at the time. He was later suspended for four games and fined 40,000 pounds (about 65 million won)," he explained in another case.

Meanwhile, Mourinho is not expected to be able to take the helm even in Rome's final league match, apart from disciplinary action in the final round. Mourinho, who received five warnings in the league this season, cannot lead the league's last game due to accumulated warnings.