Jose Mourinho says he could get a 10-game ban if he speaks his mind about Roma's defeat to Sevilla in the Europa League final last season. The team from Spain called Sevilla won a game on penalties. This made Mourinho, who used to coach Chelsea, Manchester United, and Tottenham, lose a European final for the first time. Mourinho, who coached Roma in Italy, became very angry with English referee Anthony Taylor after the 2023 Europa League final. Mourinho said that Taylor acted like he was from Spain. Mourinho angrily spoke to Europa League officials in the parking lot after the game and used offensive language towards them. Referee Taylor and his family were then attacked by Roma fans at an airport. The fans were throwing chairs and bottles at the Premier League official. Mourinho got a punishment of not being able to play in four matches because of his actions. Mark Halsey, a former referee in the Premier League, criticized Mourinho and said he should have been given a bigger punishment. The manager from Portugal, who led United to win the Europa League in 2017, has recently talked about his different experiences in European competitions. Mourinho told Sky that winning the Europa League with Manchester United felt like something that happens regularly to him. I can't express my thoughts about Roma-Sevilla because I might be banned from playing for 10 games. I believe that the Roma-Leicester match in the 2022 Europa Conference League semi-final was equally significant compared to the Roma-Feyenoord match in the 2022 Europa Conference League final. I have never shed tears on the field after losing a game. Sometimes, I feel so happy that I cry when we win, and these two games are very important for Roma in their history.