Mourinho has won silverware throughout his career in four different countries with five different teams.
The Portuguese was drafted in to replace Mauricio Pochettino in November after the Argentine’s failure to churn out the desired results at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Mourinho’s appointment coincided with injuries to key players like Harry Kane and Son Heung-min, making life difficult for the Portuguese in North London.
Despite a torrid start at Spurs, the former Chelsea and Manchester United boss believes he will succeed with Tottenham, whose last trophy came in the shape of the 2008 League Cup.
“I believe Tottenham is not going to be my only club without silverware,” Mourinho said ahead of a Champions League last-16 encounter with RB Leipzig that Spurs trail 1-0 heading into the second leg in Germany.
“I won it at every club and I believe I am going to do it also with Tottenham.”
“I am here for three or four months. I took on the team in a very difficult situation and now it is even more difficult with so many problems we're having but I believe in me, in the players, in the club and I believe that during my contract I am going to help the club to do it.”
“It's not me winning, it's me helping the club and the players to do it.”
