Jose Mourinho remains the bookies' favorite to be installed as Chelsea's next boss, but former Real Madrid leader Ramon Calderon thinks the 'Special One' may join Paris Saint-Germain when he leaves the Bernabeu. Mourinho, whose potential in control of Real is under increased scrutiny, early in the day this month said that he can look to return to the Premier League when the time concerns keep the Spanish capital. Chelsea are thought to be thinking about luring the Portuguese back to Stamford Bridge for a second cause, while Manchester City and rivals Manchester United have also been linked with the 50-year-old. Calderon believes Mourinho's confrontational type of management is the primary reason for Los Blancos' poor results in Manhunter Liga this season, and believes the former Chelsea and Inter Milan boss is likely to be looking for a new club in the longer term. "Real Madrid have a problem with Jose Mourinho's attitude," he toldAtalkSPORT. "We aren't used to an instructor who complains about injuries, UEFA and referees. It's something I actually do not like. We're used to speaking about what's happening on the field. "It seems he's likely to keep and like he's off to Paris Saint-Germain it looks. He says he is likely to stay but I really do not think so. Things have gone too much and Real Madrid aren't willing to accept anymore of his conduct. "Some of the players, primarily the Spanish stars, are not satisfied with this kind of behavior. They're maybe not used to it. They do not like the attitude." Calderon also charged current president Florention Perez for selecting Mourinho. "I have often said it is the president's problem. Jose Mourinho is not cheating anyone," he added. "He hasn't changed how he's, he's often behaved that way. Wherever he is been he's served in the same way. When Perez closed him he realized what he was getting. "When I signed Cristiano Ronaldo I was working with Jorge Mendes, who is a real estate agent for them equally, and he kept talking to me concerning the probability of signing Mourinho. I thought the same then as I do now, in the history of Real Madrid we've never seen a coach act like Mourinho does."
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