The Daily Mirror reports that Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho has reached a provisional agreement with Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich to return to
Stamford Bridge as head coach next season. According to the report, the deal will not happen if the Blues fail to qualify for next season’s UEFA Champions League. Chelsea is currently third in
the EPL table, just one point above fourth-place Tottenham, with 55 points.
However, Champions League qualification will not guarantee Mourinho’s return, the Mirror claims,
as the Portuguese is also entertaining a serious offer from Paris St. Germain. Should “The Special One” head for pastures new, then Anzhi Makhachkala coach Guus Hiddink is
being lined up as another possible replacement for Rafael Benitez, the Blues' outgoing interim manager.
Another possible hurdle is Mourinho’s concern about working
with technical director Michael Emenalo (formerly of Boston University and the San Jose Clash) and CEO Ron Gourlay -- the other powers that be at Stamford
Bridge. Mourinho has shown at Real Madrid that he has a problem answering to those considered to be his superiors.
Hooray! Best thing for Spain and Real Madrid to get RID OF THIS CHARACTER. He converted several players from the team of the century into a bunch of thugs! Happy to have him leave Spain. Adios MOU!!!!