Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho has revealed he has a clause in his contract that allows him to leave the Nerazzurri whenever he wants.
Inter's impressive Champions League elimination of Chelsea in midweek reaffirmed Mourinho's standing as one of the game's brightest tacticians.
Mourinho renewed old rivalries with Carlo Ancelotti, a former coach of Inter's neighbours AC Milan, and once again came out on top.
Mourinho spoke of his fondness for Chelsea after the game but intimated a return to English shores with another Premier League club is a distinct possibility.
And news of his contractual situation could well see eyebrows raised in a number of top flight boardrooms.
Mourinho said in The Sun: "My future consists of doing my best until the end of the season, then we'll see.
"My contract is simple. I've got another three years, with a clause that allows me to leave whenever I want."
