Chelsea's manager Jose Mourinho (R) is seen celebrating with Frank Lampard as the final whistle is blown following his team's victory during their Champions League first knock-out round, second leg match against Barcelona at Stamford Bridge in London in this March 8, 2005 file photograph. Jose Mourinho has returned for a second stint as Chelsea manager, the English club said in a statement on June 3, 2013. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
LONDON (Reuters) - Chelsea's rejoicing fans could be forgiven for breaking into a chorus of 'He's com-ing home, he's com-ing home, he's com-ing, Jose's com-ing home' after Jose Mourinho's return to the club was rubber stamped.
The cat was finally let out of the bag on soccer's worst-kept secret when the 2012 European champions ended months of media speculation to announce on Monday that their former coach was coming back for a second stint in charge.
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