Kezman wants Jose talks

Mateja Kezman has admitted he will seek talks with Jose Mourinho.

The Serbia & Montenegro international striker has failed to impress since moving to West London from PSV Eindhoven in the summer and has been linked with a return to the Dutch champions.

Blues boss Mourinho could well wield his chequebook in the summer, with Internazionale powerhouse Adriano rumoured to be a target, and any new striking additions could spell the end for Kezman at Stamford Bridge.

The forward says he does not want to rock the boat and will keep his own counsel until the end of the season, but will look to clarify his future in the summer.

"About my future, we have three more matches and it's not correct to talk about it before the end of the season," he said. "I like this club, the supporters are behind me all the time.

"After that though we need to talk about my future because I'm not happy, I cannot cope with it much longer.

"I'm at the best age and with my reputation it's difficult to understand that sometimes you need to sit on the bench, and then you lose your confidence and your rhythm.

"I'm a guy who scores goals in a rhythm and I just need that time."

Despite there being firm interest in Kezman from PSV, the striker seems happy with life in The Premiership.

"The Premiership is very exciting and I'm happy that I'm here," he added. "It's nice to be part of the English atmosphere and to feel the spirit.

"It has been a fantastic experience for me and maybe it will be more than just one season, we will see."