The former Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur boss is in the final year of his contract with the Giallorossi, who have endured an underwhelming start to the new term.
Roma welcomed a host of notable new arrivals to the club over the summer, adding Houssem Aouar, Romelu Lukaku, Sardar Azmoun, Evan Ndicka, Rasmus Kristensen, Renato Sanches and Leandro Paredes to their ranks.
However, the Europa League runners-up have only won five of their first 10 matches of the new term across all competitions, drawing two and losing three of their opening eight Serie A games.
A total of 11 points from 24 on offer has left Mourinho's men 10th in the Serie A standings, although they sit second in Europa League Group G thanks to back-to-back wins over Sheriff Tiraspol and Servette.
Roma's underwhelming start to the new term led to suggestions that Mourinho's job would have been in jeopardy if his side lost to Cagliari before the international break, but he oversaw a comfortable 4-1 win in that fixture two weekends ago.
Nevertheless, when questioned on the possibility of Mourinho being handed a contract extension at Stadio Olimpico, esteemed journalist Gianluca Di Marzio told Sky Italia that a renewal was off the cards, and the Portuguese would bid farewell next summer amid links with a move to Saudi Arabia.
«It won't happen,» Di Marzio responded when asked about a renewal for Mourinho. «There are no negotiations ongoing, there have never been. So they'll part company at the end of the deal in June.
»Surely, once Mourinho will be free, they [Saudi clubs] will try again. It remains to be seen what Mourinho thinks about
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