Petr Cech says Chelsea's players can help keep Jose Mourinho at
Stamford Bridge by adding some more silverware to the trophy
cabinet.
Mourinho has overseen a trophy-laden couple of years at Stamford
Bridge, but his future at the club is a hot topic of debate.
It has been suggested that he will move on in the summer, but
talented keeper Cech has made it clear that he wants the Portuguese
to continue his association with Chelsea.
"I think it's important to keep the best manager and best players
at the club," said the 24-year-old.
There has been talk of a rift having developed between Mourinho and
Blues owner Roman Abramovich, but Cech chose to steer clear of the
subject.
"It's not in my hands to change something in the club," he
added.
"We want to do the best for our manager and for the club and you
want to do the best for yourself too.
"But of course for the manager it's a good help if you keep winning
too."
Cech recently returned to the side after fracturing his skull in
October, but he claims the injury is no longer in his
thoughts.
"I feel really good," he said. "In terms of physical strength and
speed and reactions I might be even better than before because I've
been really working hard for a long period and it's made me
stronger.
"I have not even a little doubt about the injury. I just don't
think about it."