Will it happen for a third time? Surely not. However, Jose Mourinho has refused to rule it out.
“Rumours are rumours,’ Mourinho told Spanish television channel Cuatro. ‘If you asked me if I have a problem returning to [Real] Madrid one day, I don’t. ‘I don’t have a problem returning to Chelsea, to Porto, to Inter, to any of the clubs I’ve been at.”
“It’s a nice feeling to be liked, especially somewhere where you have been before. It’s a nice feeling but as I’ve said before, the only club where I’ve been before that has invited me to return was Chelsea and not Madrid.”
“Rumours are rumours,’ Mourinho told Spanish television channel Cuatro. ‘If you asked me if I have a problem returning to [Real] Madrid one day, I don’t. ‘I don’t have a problem returning to Chelsea, to Porto, to Inter, to any of the clubs I’ve been at.”
“It’s a nice feeling to be liked, especially somewhere where you have been before. It’s a nice feeling but as I’ve said before, the only club where I’ve been before that has invited me to return was Chelsea and not Madrid.”
As for Chelsea, the team should think twice about hiring a manager who they have fired twice. Clearly Mourinho likes to have control and Chelsea are the last club to let the manager do so.
However, given the rate at which at Chelsea are going through managers, they might not have many left.
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