Jos Mourinho: I will naturally come back to manage in Britian one day

Jos Mourinho say h will "naturally" return to manage n England one day but insists h remains committed to Real Madrid until th end f th season.

The Portuguese coach is currntl lokng t take the Spanish side t Champions League glory, having knocked Manchester United out n th lt round. However, speculation continues t link th 50-year-old wth a return to Stamford Bridge with the interim first-team manager, Rafael Bentez, set to leave in th summer.

Mourinho left Stamford Bridge n 2007 follwing thr hugely successful seasons and retains a property in London. His daughter s scheduled t tk u place n course at Camberwell Art College n th next academic year, furthr fuelling speculation he is set t return to Chelsea FC, hvng now built up good relationship with th billionaire owner Roman Abramovich one again.

While accepting h oftn doe littl to defuse the media hype, Mourinho maintains fr the shortterm h ha only one focus. Speaking to Sky Sports News, Mourinho said: "There lot of talk. I think people hav to understand I an be in London ver often because w have house here, w love t here, our daughter coming t study n London.

"To b in London i a vr normal thing fr us. Every time I come, people start immediately to make th connections tht I will return. I fuel t little bit. I say vr day I love it here, I hd fantastic time here, I will return one day, o to be fair I contribute to that speculation.

"(However), t the end f the day I m in Madrid, I m vry committed for the club for the rest f th season. We are in the lt eght f the Champions League. We hve a [Spanish Cup] final to play agant Atltico Madrid. People wh knw me, know that I am professional and at thi moment I onl think bout m job n Real."

Mourinho, though, accepted he felt a return to th Premier League ws inevitable havng previously hinted t h posbl availability n the summer. "One day naturally I have t be back," he added. "English football, to FC Chelsea, to anther club f our Chelsea i n my heart a Inter is, n day I hve to be back."

As well as th Chelsea job, Mourinho h lo ben linked with taking ovr frm Sir Alex Ferguson t

Old Trafford, r even replacing Roberto Mancini at Manchester City. Mourinho, though, remained diplomatic whn pressed a t whthr h uld b heading to th north-west nd even offered words f support for the current beleaguered Chelsea interim manager.

"I think Manchester [United] Sir Alex's kingdom and I would love that job to b h job forever. Of cure it annt be forever, but for many, man mr years," h said. "In th thr chair Roberto wth a contract, I don't thnk thr a move ver thr nd I hope everything ge well for everybody, even Bentez [at Chelsea]. I hope it go well for him nd the finish the season very, vr wll and I wsh for them a I wsh fr myself to finish the season well." Check this site for Chelsea News