Ex-Chelsea boss Avram Grant feels interim boss Roberto Di Matteo should be given the Blues job full time. The Italian guided Chelsea to the Champions League final after an improbable aggregate victory over Barcelona on Tuesday night.
However, Grant - now in charge of Serbian club Partizan Belgrade - warned that it would be difficult to predict Abramovich's next move.
"Abramovich sometimes thinks different," he said.
"In my time we came to the first final in the history of the club. We also played unbelievable football in the (Premier) League, in my opinion, beating all the big teams. But then he decided that I would not continue."
"In this case, Abramovich has seen that the team was on the way up and I think Di Matteo will have a chance to continue," he said.
"For a manager, against Barcelona is the most difficult game you can play. Especially as Chelsea are not great this season.
"But over the two games Di Matteo did a very good job. What is the weakness of Chelsea? Chelsea are not playing great football this season so he went for the strengths of his team, the old players in combination with good tactics, to stop Barcelona." "Roberto deserves one more year, at least, because he has done a good job with this team. To come to the final with this team is unbelievable," Grant told Radio Five Live.
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