Jose Mourinho’s time with Chelsea is in a downward spiral, having many believing in won’t be to long before owner Roman Abramovic axes the Portuguese boss.
The Blues sit in 16th spot, with their hopes of defending their English Premier League crown all but gone, as they are 10 points behind leaders Manchester City.
Former boss Carlo Ancelotti, currently on sabbatical, spoke of his wish to return to the English Premier League, sparking speculation that the Italian boss could succeed The Special One should he be sacked.
Mourinho himself has now added oil to the fire that ignites rumors of a possible Stamford Bridge exit for the 52-year-old, with the Portuguese tactician revealing that one day he could return to former club Inter Milan.
Jose coached the Nerazzurri for two years from 2008 to 2010, leaving the Serie A giants having won the treble in his final season, thus still remaining a favorite among the Inter supporters.
Speaking at an event to introduce his new book, Mourinho confessed that a return to San Siro, saying:
"Every team where I coached is a chapter of my life. At Inter I spent two special years in which I experienced many emotions in a short period of time. It was an experience that ended in extraordinary fashion like at Porto, but even better. For me Inter is special. I'm not sure if I'll return, it's hard to say since I'm in the middle of my career and I could coach another 15 years, retire when I'm 67. I certainly won't stay at Chelsea the entire time, modern football doesn't allow it. So why not? One day I could return and coach Inter."
Could Mourinho be plotting his Chelsea exit?
