Jose Mourinho has flown out to Mexico to join up with FIFA president Gianni Infantino ahead of the FIFA Congress.
It will be the first time Infantino will have attended Congress in Mexico City as the head of world football's governing body as he continues to oversee major changes.
And as reported by Sportsmail, Mourinho, who supported the 46-year-old during his election campaign, will manage a male and female FIFA legends side playing Mexico All Stars in the Azteca Stadium on Wednesday.
Jose Mourinho has been out of work since last December when he was sacked as Chelsea manager
Jose Mourinho at Heathrow Airport on Tuesday
Jose Mourinho at Heathrow Airport before flying out to join up with FIFA president Gianni Infantino
The Portuguese, who was photographed at Heathrow Airport before he boarded a plane to South America, will take charge of a side including ex-Manchester United player Dwight Yorke, Luis Figo and Fabio Cannavaro.
The 53-year-old has been out of work since he was sacked as manager of Chelsea last December following a disastrous defence of the Premier League title.
He has been repeatedly tipped to replace Louis van Gaal as the next manager of Manchester United despite the Dutchman insisting he will still be at Old Trafford in August.
Mourinho has been out of football since last December when he was sacked as manager of Chelsea
Mourinho has been out of football since last December when he was sacked as manager of Chelsea
And should Van Gaal remain in charge, Indonesia want Mourinho to manage their national team.
Ranked 185th in the FIFA rankings, Indonesia want him to turn their fortunes around despite being banned from competing in internationals, including 2018 World Cup qualifying, due to government interference in their domestic league.
Erick Thohir, the Indonesian businessman - the club Mourinho managed from 2008 to 2010 - is also heavily involved in his country’s international sporting set-up.
Imam Nahrawi, Indonesia's youth and sports minister, said: ‘This plan has been discussed with President Joko Widodo and the Chairman of the Indonesian Olympics Committee, Erick Thohir, even though this won’t be easy.