Former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho reportedly called the team to express interest in taking over Stamford Bridge for a third time but was met with a firm position about Graham Potter's future.
The Portuguese head coach believes that he is the greatest manager in Chelsea's history and is without a doubt the best manager the club has ever had.
Mourinho is reportedly dissatisfied with Roma's lack of financial support and is eager to return to England for the upcoming season, according to reports in the Daily Mail.
During his two managerial tenures at Stamford Bridge, Mourinho won the Premier League three times.
In total, he captured three championships, including two in a row and an astounding third despite rejoining the team twice.
However, he was fired both times by the former owner Roman Abramovich, and it seemed as though his love affair with Chelsea was over when he moved on to manage rival clubs Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur.
Mourinho has always given Premier League employment priority because his family is still based in London.