Jose Mourinho's return to the UEFA Champions League ended in defeat as Real Madrid beat his former club Inter Milan 2-1, according to Legit.ng. Goals from Kylian Mbappe and Federico Valverde secured the victory for the Spanish side. The report highlights what Mourinho said following the match, though specific comments were not detailed in the available information. The result marked a notable reunion between the Portuguese manager and the Milan club he previously coached.

According to the Daily Post, Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho will be without Eduardo Camavinga, Arda Güler and Bernardo Silva for Tuesday’s Champions League match against Inter Milan. The report says the three players are serving UEFA suspensions carried over from last season after receiving red cards in their final appearances. The absence leaves Real Madrid short of three squad members for the Inter fixture.

Real Madrid, managed by Jose Mourinho, opened their Champions League campaign with a 2-1 victory over Inter Milan on Tuesday, according to Vanguard Sports. The match was described as a high-octane encounter, with the win carrying added significance as Mourinho faced his former club. The result gives Real Madrid a winning start in the competition's opening fixture, as reported by Vanguard News.

Real Madrid opened their Champions League campaign with a victory over Inter Milan, taking a two-goal first-half lead through Kylian Mbappe and Fede Valverde, both goals resulting from Inter errors, according to Channels TV. The report, which associates the side with Jose Mourinho, describes the 15-time European champions making a winning start to the competition. Further details of the final scoreline were not provided in the report.

Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho has announced his squad for Tuesday night's Champions League match against Inter Milan at the Santiago Bernabeu, according to the Daily Post. The Spanish side enters the fixture following a 1-0 LaLiga defeat to Real Betis in their previous outing. The report notes that Mourinho has made squad decisions ahead of the clash with the Serie A club, though full details of the selection were not disclosed in the available text.

Real Madrid manager José Mourinho said whoever named Federico Valverde Man of the Match in the Champions League win over Inter Milan 'was sleeping,' according to the Daily Post. Valverde scored Madrid's second goal in the 2-1 victory over Mourinho's former club, but the Portuguese coach argued that goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois deserved the award instead.