Mourinho says will return to manage club in England

Friday - May 07, 2010, 08:09pm (GMT+5.5)

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London, (ANI): Jose Mourinho, known in international football circles as the `Special One', has said that he has set his heart on returning to England after clinching the first leg of a possible treble with Inter Milan.

Mourinho, who is expected to succeed Manuel Pellegrini at Real Madrid, admitted he was unlikely to reappear in the Premier League next season.

The Mirror quoted former Chelsea coach Mourinho, as saying: "I lived in England for three years and I know I will return. Will it be next year? I don't know, but for sure I will be back and I could go to any club. Chelsea is a beautiful team, but I am a football coach, not just a Chelsea coach." (ANI)

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