JOSE MOURINHO has congratulated the Portugal Handball team in a swipe at a former Tottenham player.
The Fenerbahce manager took issue with Davinson Sanchez‘s blatant handball during Galatasaray‘s win over Gaziantep.
Jose Mourinho has hit out at the refereeing in Turkey yet againGetty
He shared a picture of Davinson Sanchez’s blatant handball on Monday night
The Turkish Super Lig leaders ran out 1-0 winners at the Gaziantep Stadium thanks to a goal from Ahmed Kutucu.
However, the host should have had a chance to level the game from the spot after Sanchez’s blatant handball.
The former Spurs man’s arm was well away from his body as it was struck by the ball.
Mourinho, 62, took massive issue with the lack of intervention by the referee.
The former Chelsea, Manchester United and Spurs manager posted on Instagram a picture of the offence by his former player.
He added a caption in which he referenced the Portugal Handball team in a bizarre dig at the referees.
He wrote: “In the Handball World Cup that ended last Sunday, my Portugal brilliantly reached the semifinals and I want to congratulate them for such an achievement and the impact they will create on our country’s youth.”
It is not the first time Mourinho has hit out at the level of officiating in Turkey since being appointed Fenerbahce manager.
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In November, he launched a scathing rant at referees after Trabzonspor were handed two controversial penalties.
Last month, in another rant, he branded Turkey’s top-flight as “toxic” after multiple bad challenges from Hatayspor players.
GettyMauro Icardi hit back at Mourinho on social media[/caption]
However, Mourinho is not gaining the support of everyone as Galatasaray striker Mauro Icardi hit back.
The Argentine responded to Mourinho on social media as he posted a picture of the “Crying One” meme.
Icardi also included an image of a handball by one of the Fenerbahce players as well as a video of an apparent foul on him when the sides met earlier in the season.
He shared a picture calling Mourinho the ‘Crying One’
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