Guus Hiddink has made it clear that he wants to return to England to coach in the Barclays Premier League.

The affable boss took Chelsea to the FA Cup title in his short tenure as the Blues' boss and loves the country and the Premier League so much that he wants to return.

"I will be back", Hiddink told the Sunday Mirror.

"Chelsea seem to be OK now as a club. Maybe they don't need me anymore!

"But my love for England and football in the Premier League has grown massively because of three-and-a-half beautiful months.

"I love the Premier League so much that I don't rule out other possibilities.

"I love being a coach again at club level. I enjoyed working with top-class players so much every day, that I realise it's nicer than a national team.

"Maybe I loved the job even more than I expected before I took it.

"In four months we have laid the foundations for the club and the players to carry on being successful."

Hiddink is now back coaching the Russian national team but after his successful English adventure, many clubs will be casting an eager eye to see when he decides to make a comeback at club level.