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Jose Mourinho unhappy at sending three of his Tottenham stars to work with Arsenal coach Albert Stuivenberg on Wales duty as he bemoans conflict of interest - with assistant stepping up to take charge of team in absence of recently-arrested boss Ryan Gigg

Daily Mail | November 6, 2020

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Jose Mourinho is not happy about releasing three of his Tottenham players, including recently fit-again Gareth Bale, to work under Arsenal coach Albert Stuivenberg at Wales.

Stuivenberg, an assistant to Mikel Arteta at Arsenal, has been on the coaching staff of Ryan Giggs at Wales since 2018.

He will have greater responsibility for three games this month, starting with a friendly against the USA in Swansea on Thursday because Giggs is absent after his arrest and allegations of assault.

Arsenal coach Albert Stuivenberg will hold more responsibility of the Wales squad next week
Jose Mourinho is unhappy to be sending three of his Spurs stars to work with an Arsenal coach

Rob Page and Stuivenberg will be in charge of a squad that includes Spurs trio Bale, Ben Davies and Joe Rodon, and Mourinho believe this represents a conflict of interests.

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