The popular Italian was dismissed by the Blues on Sunday just an hour after the club's final game of the Premier League season against Everton. Prior to his departure from Stamford Bridge, the former AC Milan coach had suggested he would not rule out an interest in the vacant West Ham position. He has been linked with the manager's job of newly-promoted QPR while he has also been a reported target of Serie A club Roma. When asked about Roma, Ancelotti told Italy's Sky Sports 24: "I have not had contact with the club, I still have to resolve my contract with Chelsea. "My intention is to remain in England. "I have spent two beautiful years here, I have felt really well and I want to remain here. "I am in no hurry to find an immediate solution. "Since 1995 up to now, I've only had a minor break, because I've always coached, and hence, this would be an opportunity to update myself, see new things, and face new challenges with a different experience. "For example, I will soon go to St Petersburg to see (compatriot and Zenit coach Luciano) Spalletti."
