Blues boss reaffirms commitment to Stamford Bridge cause.
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Jose Mourinho has reaffirmed his loyalty to Chelsea by stating that he has no intention of ever quitting the West London club according to the BBC.
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The 50 year old Portuguese manager returned to Stamford Bridge for a second spell as Blues boss last summer, after successful spells at Inter Milan and Real Madrid, and has pledged his future to the Premier League club, stating;
“I stay until they want me not to stay,” he told BBC Football Focus.
“No club moves me from Chelsea until Chelsea wants me to move because I want to be where I am loved.”
“I want to think about the contract I have now, which is a four-year contract – and I have three and a half years left,” he said.
“After that, the club knows I don’t want to leave. I don’t want to think about the next move because I don’t have ambition of a next move.
“I don’t need a new contract. I don’t need more money because I get enough and the club knows because I told them, ‘I stay until you want’, so when one day Mr Abramovich decides that I am not the man, he tells me and I go.
“But if in three years’ time, he says they want me to sign a new contract, then I sign a new contract because I don’t want to leave. Simple as that.”
Chelsea take on Man United in tomorrow’s big clash and are well placed to mount a challenge for both the Premier League and Champions League titles this term.
Mourinho has won seven domestic titles in four different countries and is a manager Chelsea fan’s were very happy to see return as replacement for interim boss Rafa Benitez, who left to take charge of Napoli.
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