Chelsea are considering re-appointing Carlo Ancelotti as manager if the Italian leaves Real Madrid in the summer.
The Blues are on the lookout for their next permanent boss after sacking Graham Potter earlier this month. Frank Lampard has been re-appointed as caretaker manager until the end of the season, but the ex-midfielder is not expected to get the job on a full-time basis. He will need to enjoy a remarkable end to the campaign, potentially winning the Champions League, to be considered on a permanent basis.
Chelsea chairman Todd Boehly is looking at a number of candidates from across Europe, and there's a chance another former manager could return to the Stamford Bridge hot seat. Antonio Conte and Jose Mourinho have both been mooted in recent days, and now it's Ancelotti's turn.