Jose Mourinho has joked he is "very worried" about the upcoming Netflix documentary about him, insisting that he has "no idea" about the content.

The Fenerbahce boss is set to be the subject of an upcoming Netflix documentary, with the streaming giant set to delve deep into his career and his accomplishments at the likes of Chelsea, Manchester United, Real Madrid and Inter. He has now claimed that he spoke with Netflix after leaving Roma, but that he has absolutely "no idea" what the documentary will say about him.

The Portuguese has enjoyed one of the most glittering managerial careers in history, winning 26 major trophies since his first match in charge of Porto. Within that haul are three Premier League titles, two Champions Leagues, and the Europa League, but he remains concerned about what may be said about him in the upcoming documentary.

Mourinho told Sky Sports: "I'm very worried! I'm very worried because for more than three months, I don't speak with them, I don't know anything about it, I don't know who they speak (to), what people say, I have no idea. They got me when I left Roma, so in that period of two-three months after Roma, they got me, they got a lot from me, they got even some forbidden histories in my career but for sure, they are speaking with so many people, then I am worried. I don't know what is coming!"

The Netflix series is set to release in 2025. In the meantime, Fenerbahce play Trabzonspor this weekend in the Super Lig.