According to reports from the Daily Mail Chelsea are preparing for life after Jose Mourinho following Saturday's defeat at West Ham. The Portuguese was backed by club owner Roman Abramovich after a poor start to the season however reports now suggest that the Mourinho's job is under review by the club's board.
It is possible that Mourinho will be given this week to save his job with a Capital One Cup clash versus Stoke and the home league visit of Liverpool on the horizon but a decision could come before then.
A defeat to Jurgen Klopp’s side on Saturday would likely spell the end of his second spell at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea are currently 15th in the Premier League table with the club already losing 6 matches out of 10 games so far.
Jose Mourinho signed a new four-year deal worth 30 million euro in August and the club would be reluctant to pay him the full amount of his deal if they were to sack him.
With very little high-quality managers available currently Chelsea would need to find a potential successor in order to take action Carlo Ancelotti and Guus Hiddink are currently on Chelsea's radar.
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