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Uh-oh, looks like these two tios won’t be having backyard barbecues anytime soon, judging from Ancelotti’s curt words.

“Mourinho is a colleague, not a friend. I have friends outside of football – he is just a colleague and as such I respect him,” the Italian told The Sunday Times.

“Friends? Maybe in the future when I finish my career and he ends his. Then we can all remember our meetings.”

This doesn’t sound very good. They should both just take a chill pill and laugh at one another. Sadly, we can’t begin to imagine these two on a beach enjoying a piña colada while discussing non-football matters. Like, you know, a shared affinity for mistresses.

On a different note, Chelski’s coach shared a little bit about his childhood. “My father had a small plot and worked the land for 50 years producing milk which was used to make (Parmesan cheese). Working in the fields taught me a great lesson: to wait and have patience,” added Ancelotti.