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Petr Cech reveals when he will speak on his future amid Chelsea job offer

- Petr Cech has reacted about his future amid Chelsea job offer

- The Arsenal shot-stopper retires at the end of the season and the Blues appears to want him back at Stamford Bridge

- Chelsea have declined to comment on Cech's possible return

Petr Cech has revealed when he will make a decision on his future at the end of the 2018-19 campaign.

According to The Mirror, the 37-year-old shot-stopper, who will bow out at the season hinted back in April that he is will make his next destination public after Arsenal tackle London rivals Chelsea in Baku.

Cech, has now been offered a job by the Blues and are keen to see veteran goalkeeper, return to Stamford Bridge this summer.

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Chelsea have declined to comment on a potential return for Cech, who arrived from Rennes in 2004 and claimed many trophies at west London, before heading north to join Arsenal in 2015.

And on Tuesday, May 21 Cech took to social media declare that his main focus at moment is the forthcoming Europa League Final, as he aims to end his career on a high.

"Despite the news today as I had already said to everybody before , I’ll make decision about my future after the last game . Now my sole focus is to win the EL with @Arsenal"

Interestingly, Cech has been Arsenal's No.1 during the knockout rounds of the Europa League, despite losing Premier League to German shot-stopper Bernd Leno.

The former Blues No. 1 will be focused on beating his former employers to silverware in Baku.

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"I always say the final is there to win, nothing else. In 10 years, nobody remembers who you beat, only the one who won, so you have to be on the winning side,” added Cech, who was a winner of the Europa League during his days at Chelsea, beating Benfica in the 2013 final in Amsterdam.

Speaking about his future after the semi-final win against Valencia, at the Mestalla earlier this month, he acknowledged "the door is open for whatever comes".

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Chelsea are reportedly planning to offer club legend Petr Cech a coaching job after ending his career at the end of this season.

The 36-year-old goalkeeper announced earlier this week that he will be ending his 20-year career at the end of this league season.

While giving a hint to his retirement on social media, he said that he has "achieved everything I set out to achieve" in football according to the Mirror.

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