CHELSEA confirmed last night manager Guus Hiddink is to return to his full-time job with Russia at the end of the season — and that a new Blues boss is coming in.
After SunSport’s exclusive report that Italian Carlo Ancelotti was the choice, Stamford Bridge chairman Bruce Buck admitted a new man is being lined up.
Buck said: “That is a process that we have started and is ongoing. When we have an agreement for our new manager we will announce it.
“Guus Hiddink came here on a temporary basis two months ago and it is thanks to the Russian FA that he was able to come.”
Buck also hinted at a big shake-up of playing personnel.
He added: “We are expecting some players to leave this summer. I don’t know whether it is three, four or five and several to come in.”
After SunSport’s exclusive report that Italian Carlo Ancelotti was the choice, Stamford Bridge chairman Bruce Buck admitted a new man is being lined up.
Buck said: “That is a process that we have started and is ongoing. When we have an agreement for our new manager we will announce it.
“Guus Hiddink came here on a temporary basis two months ago and it is thanks to the Russian FA that he was able to come.”
Buck also hinted at a big shake-up of playing personnel.
He added: “We are expecting some players to leave this summer. I don’t know whether it is three, four or five and several to come in.”