Jos é Mourinho is more likely to coach Chelsea for the third time, and the odds are reduced from 40:1 to 3:1

Chelsea's new manager has undergone an unexpected change.

The legendary Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho has now become the leader in the job of Stamford Bridge coach.

Jos é Mourinho's odds of coaching at Stamford Bridge for the third time have been greatly reduced, which means that Jos é Mourinho has become the most promising person to take the helm of the Blues.

After splitting up with Roma Club, Mourinho was initially considered unlikely to be a candidate for the new Chelsea coach, with a 40:1 odds at that time.

However, after Chelsea and Pochettino were separated by mutual agreement, the odds of Jose Mourinho coaching the Blues have plummeted, and the current odds are 3/1. This means that the possibility of Mourinho taking charge of Chelsea for the third time is greatly increased.

However, Chelsea may still choose a coach other than Jose Mourinho. For example, Kieran McKenna of Ipswich, Enzo Maresca of Leicester City, Ruben Amorin of Portugal Sports Team, Roberto Dezelby, the former coach of Brighton, and Tuhel, the former coach of Chelsea.

This is because Mourinho may have already agreed to join other teams.