Jose Mourinho has refused to confirm he will stay on as Chelsea
boss next season.
The Portuguese tactician's future at Stamford Bridge has been the
subject of intense speculation in recent weeks amidst reports of an
alleged split with the club's board.
It has been widely suggested Mourinho could leave West London in
the summer following a reported fall-out with Roman
Abramovich.
Mourinho was being non-committal on his long-term future at Chelsea
following the 4-0 win over Wigan on Saturday.
"You know I have a contract until 2010 and I love to work for
Chelsea football club but football is football and in football you
never know what is going to happen," said Mourinho
"What I told before I love Chelsea, I love to work in English
football and that plays an important part in the picture.
"My future is not important. My future is tomorrow, my future is
the next game and Chelsea is important not me and I think people
are trying to guess things."
Mourinho was happy to see his side return to winning ways against
Wigan after three successive draws in the Premiership.
"The result is the most important thing when you have not been
winning games and when you are winning games the next step is great
performances
"We played well, dominated the game clearly and we deserved this
comfortable result.
"Happiness is back with this victory and that was the most
important thing today."