-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As Paul Pogba's ongoing transfer saga rumbled on, Arsene Wenger and Jurgen Klopp weighed in regarding the world-record price tag.
Fortunately, the Frenchman's deal to Manchester United concluded late last night after the club confirmed his arrival with a reported £89 million fee agreed.
While United faithfuls were delighted with the acquisition, Wenger and Klopp both hit out at the extortionate money involved in his transfer.
The Arsenal boss claimed he wouldn't pay over the odds calling Pogba's deal "completely crazy", as for the German, he stated that he'd retire before splurging that much dough.
But today, in typical Mourinho fashion, he directed sly digs at both gaffers affirming that they'll never have the chance to break the world transfer records because they aren't "top clubs."
If you can't be arsed to watch the video, here's what he said; "I understand that sometimes in football these things happen and that the club breaks the record but this is only possible at clubs like Manchester United. When I heard some of the comments and some of the managers criticising that, I don't think they will ever have this problem because to have this problem you need to be at one of the top clubs in the world, so, at Manchester United this can happen."