Manager Jose Mourinho has promised that Chelsea will
improve next season as he aims to inspire the club to more Premier League
glory.
Mourinho returned to Chelsea for a second stint last
year, but was unable to win his third league title at Stamford Bridge.
Instead, the Portuguese boss watched Manchester City crowned
champions on the final day of the season as Chelsea finished four points adrift
in third.
Mourinho expects a tougher challenge next season, but is
adamant Chelsea will progress to the next level.
"Next season will be very, very difficult, even more
so," Mourinho told Chelsea's official website.
"I know Chelsea will be better, but maybe the other
teams will be better too, so it will again be the kind of league where you
don't know if you're going to finish first or finish sixth.
"In this moment I have to think and feel and say we
want to finish first.
"I enjoy this club, I like the club, and I like the
league. I love the way people live football in this country."
Mourinho is not getting carried away, though,
acknowledging that the club needs to rebuild following Ashley Cole's exit and
the expected departure of veteran midfielder Frank Lampard.
"I was a little part of the process that made
Chelsea a force in the last decade, and I come back with the dream to try to be
a little part again of the next decade," he added.
"After 10 years of titles and great moments, this is
a moment to rebuild again, because teams don't last for ever. Clubs yes, but
not the teams. In the same club you have to build another team.
"That's what we are doing, and for sure the results
will come."
Culled from Soccerway
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