Michael Essien poses for picture with 'daddy' Jose Mourinho and also shares snap with 'great legend' Sir Bobby Charlton at Old Trafford

  • Michael Essien watched Manchester United beat CSKA Moscow at Old Trafford 
  • Former Chelsea midfielder enjoyed reunion with former boss Jose Mourinho 
  • He also posed for selfie with Sir Bobby Charlton and posted on Instagram 

Michael Essien enjoyed his visit to Old Trafford and posed for pictures with Jose Mourinho and Sir Bobby Charlton.

The former Chelsea midfielder watched on as his old boss orchestrated a 2-1 victory for United over CSKA Moscow in the Champions League. 

Essien labelled Mourinho as 'daddy' in his caption and also shared a snap of himself with Sir Bobby Charlton. 

Michael Essien posed for a picture with his former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho

Michael Essien posed for a picture with his former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho

The Ghanaian also shared a snap with Manchester United legend Sir Bobby Charlton

The Ghanaian also shared a snap with Manchester United legend Sir Bobby Charlton

The 35-year-old wrote: 'Good to see daddy Jose Mourinho and the great legend Sir Bobby Charlton.'


The Ghanaian now plies his trade for Persib Bandung in Indonesia but his most successful years were spent at Stamford Bridge. 

Mourinho and Essien enjoyed success together at Chelsea and still have a strong relationship

Mourinho and Essien enjoyed success together at Chelsea and still have a strong relationship

He claimed the Premier League title, FA Cup and League Cup under Mourinho's stewardship and clearly still possesses a strong relationship with the Portuguese.

The United boss is now in pursuit of silverware at a new club and watched on as his side advanced to the knockout stage of the Champions League. 

Goals from Romelu Lukaku and Marcus Rashford helped Mourinho's men fight back from a goal down against their Russian opposition. 

Marcus Rashford scored the second for United as they claimed a 2-1 victory

Marcus Rashford scored the second for United as they claimed a 2-1 victory

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