The terms of Hiddink's contract with Chelsea have been revealed.

The Standard newspaper revealed that manager Guus Hiddink will lead Chelsea until the end of the season and will receive a salary of £150,000 per week. His goals are to help the London team return to the top four and progress deep into the Champions League.

Guus Hiddink will manage Chelsea until the end of the season.

Last night, British newspapers captured images of coach Guus Hiddink arriving alone at Heathrow Airport in London. Immediately after completing the baggage claim procedures, he quickly got into a waiting car outside to head to a hotel near Chelsea's Cobham HQ training ground. Earlier, in an interview with De Telegraaf, the 69-year-old coach confirmed that he had received contact from the London club, but was still carefully considering the matter.

“I want to gather as much information as possible. Chelsea are in a very bad state right now, and that’s why I have to do thorough research. Before making a decision, I want to reassess the situation,” Guus Hiddink shared. “Chelsea’s assistant coaches will be in charge for the Sunderland game. I might watch that game; it depends on the initial negotiations.”

Therefore, there is a 99% chance that Hiddink will return to Chelsea to replace Mourinho. The only issue now is the contract duration and salary terms.

According to the Standard, a London-based newspaper, Hiddink will manage "The Blues" on a contract until the end of the season, earning £150,000 per week. His goals are to help the London team return to the top four and progress deep into the Champions League. If he can achieve these goals, the "Dutch Wizard" could be considered for a long-term contract by billionaire Abramovich.

Back in February 2009, Hiddink also arrived at Stamford Bridge to "rescue" the club and was very successful, helping them finish third in the Premier League, reach the Champions League semi-finals, and win the FA Cup. However, experts believe that this return will be much more difficult for Hiddink. Premier League teams are now heavily strengthening their squads, while the 69-year-old coach has just suffered a defeat with the Netherlands national team in the Euro 2016 qualifiers.

According to TPO