Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho has clarified his future after causing controversy with comments regarding a possible return to England.
Bernabeu boss also discusses January transfer plans
Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho has clarified his future after causing controversy with comments regarding his possible return to England. The former Chelsea boss talked about the potential of going back to the Premier League in a "couple of years" during an interview earlier this week. But in clarifying those comments he is adamant that did not mean he was looking to leave Real any time soon. "You don't translate 'a couple of years' literally, it's an English expression to mean a few years, not exactly two. It could be two, three, four, 20, you never know," Mourinho, who signed an initial four-year deal when becoming Real coach in 2010, told the club's official website. "Everyone knows that I enjoyed being in England a lot and everyone knows that one day England will be a natural destination for me, because in my career, which I hope will be 20 years or more, one day I will have to look for a destination. "Now I'm not thinking about that, because I'm at Real Madrid
The Blues have made a lacklustre start to the defence of their Premier League title and also lost their second Champions League pool game at Porto.
However, they returned to winning ways with a 2-0 win over Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge last Saturday before a 0-0 draw at Dynamo Kiev, a match Mourinho thinks they were unlucky not to win.
It was not a superb goalkeeper performance but clean sheets based on team work. The team defended really well in both matches.
"We have got two important results, three points in the Premier League and a point away at a qualification rival.
"The mood improves with results and we are happy."
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