Former Netherlands national team coach Guus Hiddink did not rule out the possibility of returning to London's Chelsea club. With the "Blues" team falling into a deep hole, there is increasing talk about the insecure position of coach Jose Mourinho. Meanwhile, the Dutchman would not oppose coming to extinguish the fire in the English capital. "Top-class football is always interesting. So far, I have received a few offers, but none of them interested me. Let's see what happens in the future, let's wait," said Hiddink. When asked by a journalist if he would not refuse to coach Chelsea, the coach replied that events should not be rushed. Hiddink worked at Chelsea in 2009, when he replaced the dismissed Luiz Felipe Scolari. Together with Hiddink, the "Blues" won the FA Cup and reached the Champions League semi-finals.
