Carvalho's current Chelsea contract has four years to run

Ricardo Carvalho has revealed he will discuss his Chelsea future with the club after he returns from Euro 2008.

The 30-year-old Portugal defender also admitted he would like to work again with former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho, who has just taken over at Inter Milan.

Carvalho said: "I would love to be coached by Mourinho again.

"I have a contract with Chelsea. But you never know - sometimes a challenge is good for a player. I will speak with Peter Kenyon after Euro 2008."

He said he wanted to concentrate on Portugal's progress in Austria and Switzerland before focusing on his club future.

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"I have heard a few comments [about a move to Inter]. It's a club matter, and I am focused on playing for the national team so we will see after," Carvalho added.

"But I would love to be coached by Mourinho again. The majority of the trophies I have won were won with Mourinho.

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"At Chelsea, there is a new cycle happening so we will see what happens. I have a contract with Chelsea."

Carvalho, who joined Chelsea from Porto for �19.85m in 2004 after winning the Champions League under Mourinho, signed a new five-year contract at Stamford Bridge in May last year.