JOSE MOURINHO SAYS he can “almost guarantee” he will be back in managerial action this summer and has “good offers on the table” as speculation surrounding his future continues.

The Portuguese has been out of work since leaving his second spell in charge of Chelsea back in December after a torrid start to the season with the Blues.

The 53-year-old has been heavily linked with replacing Louis van Gaal at Manchester United, although he has also been linked to Real Madrid should Zinedine Zidane fail to win the Champions League.

“I can almost guarantee you that I’ll be back working this summer,” he told Portuguese newspaper O Jogo. “I’ve good offers on the table.

“It’s a matter of thinking, to come to a good decision and finalise it. In the summer, at the end of the season, everyone will know what my next club will be”.

While Mourinho did not reveal which offers he has received he did say he is raring to go after months out of the game.

“One thing is certain, my future won’t be at Estoril or Pacos, because they’re both having great seasons and won’t change manager,” he joked

“I’ll take my ideas to where they wanted. I want to be at a place where I’m truly wanted.

“After a few months to recharge my batteries, I’ll be ready to go with everything I have to give

“I want to work at a club with responsibility, in a hard league, where there’re no easy objectives. That doesn’t leave many options.”

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