Jose Mourinho and his Manchester United coaching staff head out in city centre ahead of Community Shield Jose Mourinho dined out with his coaching team

The Portuguese tactician and his staff ate out at Bem Brasil Restaurant
Mourinho is preparing his side for United's Wembley clash with Leicester

Jose Mourinho and his coaching staff stewed over how Manchester United can defeat Leicester in the Community Shield during an evening out in the city centre.

The Portuguese tactician was joined by his closest aides as he visited Bem Brasil restaurant on Thursday evening.

Mourinho was joined by assistant manager Rui Faria, Silvino Louro, Emilio Alvarez, Carlos Lalin and Giovanni Cerra as they plotted how they could beat the Foxes.



Jose Mourinho (centre) is joined by coaches Silvino Louro (left), Rui Faria (in background), Emilio Alvarez (third right), Carlos Lalin (second right) Giovanni Cerra (far right) in Manchester



Mourinho donned glasses and a dark blue jacket as he ate out at Bem Brasil restaurant



The 53-year-old passes a National Lottery sign as he takes a stroll through the city centre



His appearance in the city comes just a day after his first United appearance at Old Trafford



Mourinho looks sophisticated as he gathers his thoughts during an evening out for dinner



Manchester United analyst Cerra gesticulates with his hand as his fellow coaches follow



Mourinho and his coaching staff also visited Bem Brasil in Manchester back in July

MOURINHO AND BEM BRASIL HAVE PREVIOUS


Like Louis van Gaal and Wing's Chinese restaurant in Manchester, Mourinho appears to be building a rapport with a local cuisine. The Portuguese tactician has taken a liking to Bem Brasil.

Bem Brasil even published a blog thanking the United boss for visiting their restaurant in July.

Brazilian restaurant Bem Brasil allows customers to eat as much meat — including beef, chicken and gammon — as they like.

You show a green card if you want the waiters to continue offering meat to you and a red card if you no longer want any more.

Mourinho and his coaching staff would have paid £25.95 for the service




Mourinho was pictured with two members of staff during his visit to Bem Brasil in July

The former Chelsea boss will be hoping to win his first piece of silverware with United on Sunday when they face Premier League champions Leicester at Wembley.

He looked incredibly smart as he made his way through Manchester city centre by sporting sophisticated glasses with a navy blue jacket.

Mourinho and his colleagues previously visited Bem Brasil in July ahead of United's first pre-season friendly against Wigan Athletic.

The 53-year-old will be hoping the Brazilian restaurant proves to be a lucky omen once again as he bids to defeat Claudio Ranieri's side at the weekend.

His meal out in the town comes just a day after his first appearance on the Old Trafford touchline as Manchester United manager.
Mourinho saw his side play out a goalless draw with Everton in Wayne Rooney's testimonial match.

Rooney played 53 minutes of his own charity game before being replaced by Marcus Rashford as Mourinho kept one eye on the Community Shield.

Mourinho has been accused of bullying Bastian Schweinsteiger after making the German star train with United's reserve team.

Lawyer Dejan Stefanovic, a Slovenian member of worldwide players’ union FIFPro, went as far as saying Mourinho should be jailed.



The Manchester United manager saw his side play out a goalless draw with Everton





Mourinho shouts instructions to his players during Wayne Rooney's testimonial on Wednesday



The 30-year-old United captain was replaced by Marcus Rashford in the 53rd minute

‘It’s clear bullying,’ claimed Stefanovic. ‘In Slovenia, we would have indicted Mourinho and asked for the highest penalty – three years in prison.

‘This is clearly meant to discourage Bastian. Mourinho is setting a bad example. I would take it to the ordinary court.

‘Schweinsteiger should turn to the Professional Footballers’ Association. He should file a complaint and I would also seek penalty for Mourinho.

‘All the players of the first team have to train with the coaches of the first team at the same place, at the same time as all other team-mates.’ Tweets by @AlbillsNg