Petr Cech is not in any hurry to move on from Stamford Bridge in the hope of finding first team football, the stopper’s agent has said he could wait until next summer for the right move to come along.
The Czech has recently been linked with a move away in January after losing the number one spot he has held for many years.
Thibaut Courtois returned from his loan at Athletico Madrid in the summer and has been Mourinho’s preferred choice ever since.
Althought after recent rumours, Mourinho put to bed the chance that Cech would be sold during January, this having since been backed up by Cech’s agent, Viktor Kolar.
Kolar said: “In the football world you can never rule anything out definitively, however, if you put together the facts with Petr’s ambitions of a top-class goalkeeper, you will not be left with too many options.”
“If we add to this the actual little need of these few clubs to search a new goalkeeper in the winter’s transfer window, then you will find out that the chance of a transfer in the next weeks or months is not very high.”
Turkish side Besiktas are said to be one of the many sides monitoring Cech, with Fikret Orman, the club president, revealing he would be keen to sign him.
