MILLWALL fans are calling on Jose Mourinho to keep his word after he jokingly suggested he would be keen to take over at the Den.

The Lions are looking for a new manager after Neil Harris quit for the second time, after doing the same thing back in 2019.

Harris will roll credits on his second stint, which lasted 10 months, after Saturday's clash at Middlesbrough, which means he will also be in charge of Millwall on Wednesday against Sheffield United.

Mourinho suggested in October that he would love a return to English football after stints with Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham.

And the Special One named Millwall as a surprise club he would consider as they are are close to his London home.

The Fenerbahce boss said when asked if he’d manage teams fighting relegation: “Millwall. Millwall. I just cross the bridge from my house! Millwall.”

Millwall fans haven't forgotten the ex-Real Madrid manager's statement and took to social media urging him to take up this opportunity and follow through with what he said.

One fan tweeted: "Jose we await your arrival."

Another commented: "Guess it's time to see if Mourinho was serious after all."

A third wrote: "Mourinho called it on. He'll have to step up now or look silly."