MANCHESTER, England -- Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho insisted he has no problem with Ed Woodward during a spiky news conference at Carrington on Friday.
There has been speculation that Mourinho's relationship with United's executive vice-chairman has become strained after key targets failed to arrive during the transfer window.
But during a terse meeting with the media that started 30 minutes early, the Portuguese coach denied a rift.
Asked whether the relationship with Woodward is fine, the 55-year-old replied: "Of course."
Pushed about any problem between the pair, he replied: "No."
Speaking ahead of the game against Tottenham at Old Trafford on Monday, Mourinho also refused to answer a question about centre-backs Eric Bailly and Victor Lindelof after the pair were at fault in the 3-2 defeat at Brighton, saying: "I do not analyse my players with you.