Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck has declined to exclude making a move to bring Jose Mourinho back once again to Stamford Bridge. Mourinho recently said that he will check out return to the Premier League if and when he leaves Real Madrid, and he's the bookmakers' favorite to be installed as Chelsea's next lasting manager when temporary boss Rafael Benitez methods down next month. And Buck insists the west London team are "open minded" about who will change the Spaniard for next season. "I am totally open minded about it," he toldAAl Jazeera. "We really have not started that (the look for a brand new director) yet but we're all thinking about it and have ideas, and undoubtedly Mr Abramovich is thinking about it. "At the moment, we're centering on the finish of the season." Abramovich is going to be buying a 10th manager since he bought the club in 2003, but Buck denies that the Russian has been too desperate to dismiss previous companies. "I know we've fired what many people would say are a large amount of executives - terminated the connection is a better way to explain it - but we've always thought long and hard when we've done it," he added. "It is always difficult, it's always sad when a connection is ended. "We do not look back, we often look forward and see where we are going, and figure out how we make it happen. "We certainly rely on security in professionals, however it needs to be with the proper manager."
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