Carlo Ancelotti has dismissed a move to Chelsea over the summer, insisting that he will remain with AC Milan.
"There's not much to say," Ancelotti said in an interview, when asked about joining the Blues, after Milan defeated Chievo on Saturday.
The Milan boss is weary of dealing with the speculation over his future and even used Internazionale boss Jose Mourinho to turn the attention away from himself.
"I just hope they stop talking about it by the end of May, because then I will be on holidays," Ancelotti laughed. "Maybe Mourinho will go. I, however, am going to continue to coach Milan."
Chelsea have announced that despite the initial success Guus Hiddink has had as coach of the club, he will not continue in the role next season, fuelling the fire that Ancelotti will be the one to succeed him.
"There's not much to say," Ancelotti said in an interview, when asked about joining the Blues, after Milan defeated Chievo on Saturday.
The Milan boss is weary of dealing with the speculation over his future and even used Internazionale boss Jose Mourinho to turn the attention away from himself.
"I just hope they stop talking about it by the end of May, because then I will be on holidays," Ancelotti laughed. "Maybe Mourinho will go. I, however, am going to continue to coach Milan."
Chelsea have announced that despite the initial success Guus Hiddink has had as coach of the club, he will not continue in the role next season, fuelling the fire that Ancelotti will be the one to succeed him.
(Note: This article has been taken from espnstar.com)
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