Mourinho 'stole' Andy Murray's Wimbledon Cup

Man Utd coach is the mastermind behind the theft of the world's number one tennis player's trophy, in an advertisement.

Jose Mourinho and Andy Murray appear together in a humorous commercial for a luxury car company. According to the advertisement, the Portuguese coach is the mastermind behind the theft of the Wimbledon Cup from the Scottish tennis player.

Mourinho "stole" Murray's Wimbledon Cup.

Murray left the Cup in his car and went to the club to train. The Cup was then taken to a classroom for children to draw. However, Mourinho asked two children in the class to replace the Cup with a cardboard replica. The Portuguese coach then appeared in a fancy car outside the classroom to collect the Cup and bring it back to add to his already huge collection of trophies.

During that time, Murray kept track of the Cup's progress via a signal from the car. But when the car returned, what the world number one received was a fake Cup.

The ad was released just in time for Wimbledon, where Andy Murray is the defending champion and top seed. The 30-year-old has won two Grand Slam titles on grass in 2013 and 2016.

Murray had a hip injury before Wimbledon, which left fans worried he wouldn't be in top shape for the tournament. Meanwhile, Mourinho had just received the sad news of his father's death. The Man Utd boss had to return to Portugal to pay his respects and probably didn't notice the commercial he had just appeared in.

According to VNE