Jose Mourinho Expresses Desire to Return Back to Coaching after Exist from Chelsea.

Jose Mourinho has shown interest in getting another coaching job after been fired by Chelsea.

This was revealed in a statement made by the Portuguese coach on Saturday through his management company to emphasize his eagerness to return back to coaching because of his undeniable and passion for it. He also said he intend to remain in London.

"He will not be taking a sabbatical, he isn't tired, he doesn't need it, he is very positive, and is already looking forward," the CAA Sports statement said. "Jose hopes that his future after Chelsea this time will be as successful as when he left the club in 2007."

At his exist from Chelsea, Mourinho coached Italian club, Inter Milan and won the Champions League, Serie A and Italian Cup and then the league and Copa del Rey with Real Madrid before returning to Chelsea in 2013.

He stressed this point to buttress his stand with any future employer: "During his career, Jose has sometimes chosen to leave a club, but only at Chelsea has the club decided that he should leave."

Mourinho's second chance at coaching Chelsea at Stamford Bridge came to an end on Thursday, with Chelsea losing nine of its first 16 league matches this season after sweeping to the title by eight points in May.

"Jose Mourinho is pleased that he returned to Chelsea football club because he was able to give the fans another Premier League title," the statement said.

As Guus Hiddink completed a deal to return to Chelsea as manager until the end of the season, Mourinho was watching a second-tier match between Brighton and Middlesbrough on Saturday. Middlesbrough is managed by Aitor Karanka, who was Mourinho's assistant at Madrid.

"Because of his love of football, you will see Jose at football grounds working and supporting friends," the statement added. "He will not be attending any high-profile games because he wants to discourage any speculation about his future."