John Terry wants Guus Hiddink or Mark Hughes at Chelsea

03 June 2011 13:09
ShareChelsea captain John Terry would welcome the appointment of Mark Hughes or Guus Hiddink as boss. [LNB]The Blues are looking for a successor to Carlo Ancelotti and Hughes, who resigned as Fulham boss on Thursday, and Turkey coach Hiddink have been linked with the role. [LNB]Hiddink enjoyed a successful spell in caretaker charge of Chelsea two years ago, winning the FA Cup, while Hughes played at Stamford Bridge for three years. [LNB] All smiles: John Terry was in a positive mood as he spoke to reporters ahead of the England game[LNB]'There's a lot of speculation out there at the moment,' Terry told a press conference ahead of England's Euro 2012 qualifier against Switzerland. [LNB]'I was very sad to see Carlo go, and as a group of players we will wait for the club to make a decision. There's a lot of managers been linked at the moment.'[LNB] Second best: John Terry and Chelsea could not match Manchester United over the season[LNB]On Hughes, Terry added: 'He's someone that hopefully the club will be talking to. If it's him he will be welcomed by the players.'[LNB] He added: 'We had a great time under Guus, he would be welcomed back. [LNB]'Whether we are going to get someone who knows the club or someone different, that's out of the players hands.'[LNB] Speculation: Guus Hiddink (left) and Mark Hughes have been linked with a return to Chelsea[LNB]Ancelotti was sacked barely an hour after Chelsea's final game of the season, a 1-0 defeat to Everton on May 22. [LNB]The Italian paid the price for failing to retain the Barclays Premier League title and, perhaps more significantly, going out of the Champions League at the quarter-final stage to Manchester United. [LNB]Despite winning the club's first-ever double in his maiden season last year, Ancelotti followed it up with their worst campaign since Roman Abramovich become owner. [LNB]His successor will become Chelsea's seventh manager in the eight years since Abramovich's takeover.  [LNB] Hiddink opens door for Chelsea return after hinting he can work in two jobsHughes walks out on Fulham after just one year to leave door open for VillaBridge too far: Neymar puts Chelsea move on hold as star plans Santos stayCoyle set to launch fresh bid to lure Blues star Sturridge back to BoltonI'll stay in Spain: ?40m Aguero to snub Chelsea as striker puts Real on alertAll the latest Chelsea news, features and opinion[LNB]  Explore more:People: John Terry, Roman Abramovich, Mark Hughes, Carlo Ancelotti Places: United Kingdom, Switzerland, Turkey

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