Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is willing to wait as long as it takes for Guus Hiddink to decide he wants the job permanently.

The People says Hiddink is considering staying - despite revealing his 'moral' duty to the Russia national team. And Abramovich is happy to let the current job arrangement go on as it is not proving a problem to either club or country.

Hiddink has told pals he could be staying on if the players prove they are winners in the closing weeks of the season and both he and Abramovich are working towards a deadline at the end of the campaign.