Jose Mourinho insists he would
never walk out on his job as Chelsea manager.
Over the past two months, the Portuguese's future has been a hot
topic for debate, with reports of a strained relationship with the
club's hierarchy.
He has been linked with a move to Real Madrid, while it has also
been suggested that Mourinho could simply quit his job in the
summer.
However, ahead of Chelsea's Carling Cup final with Arsenal, the
former Porto coach has moved to once again quell speculation about
his future.
Mourinho says there are only two ways he will be leaving Stamford
Bridge, and that quitting is not one of those options.
"Do you want to believe in what you read, or believe in what I tell
you?" said Mourinho on Sky Sports News.
"The only thing I can tell you is there are only two ways for me to
leave Chelsea.
"One way is in June 2010 - I finish my contract. If the club
doesn't give me a new one, it's the end of my contract and I'm
out.
"The second way is for Chelsea to sack me because there is not a
third way.
"The way of a manager who decides to leave and walks away - no
chance.
"I would never do this to the Chelsea supporters - no
chance."