Jose Mourinho may not be the Chelsea boss come Saturday. When asked if he will still be the boss during Chelsea’s match against Sunderland:
“The only thing I can say is that I want to be.” Said Mourinho“I have no doubts and I think you know me well enough, three years this time, plus three years another time, that I am not afraid of a big challenge, and in this moment this is a real big challenge. I want to stay, I hope Mr Abramovich and the board want me to stay.”
The Chelsea manager does not seem to be sure if he will still be the in charge for the match against Sunderland. The Blue’s boss Roman Abramovich may pull the trigger against Mourinho, soon. The Special One’s second time as a Chelsea manager did not go as he had expected. While the Blues were the champions during 2014-2015, the year 2015-2016 did not go well with the team. There has been a lot of struggle, stress and strife in the Stamford Bridge this season, as unlike previous year, things turned around to bite them back.
Believed to be one of most successful and greatest managers in the world, Mourinho now has limited time in his much-revered club with fans, pundits, media and most importantly the players being against the manager.