Contrary to reports, there is "no chance" of Gus Hiddink becoming the next Chelsea manager, according to his agent.

Cees van Nieuwenhuizen has said his client, the current Russia manager, will never return to club management, and is content to see out his career in international. Reports had suggested that Hiddink could be in line to replace Avram Grant, the under-fire Chelsea manager, however van Nieuwenhuizen dismissed the rumours.

"There is no chance of Guus going to Chelsea. He wants to end his career in international management," he said. "He signed a new deal in March that runs up to the 2010 World Cup and always honours his contracts."

Grant has come under increasing pressure in recent weeks, and reports suggest that failure to win either the Premier League or Champions League could see the end of his time in charge at Stamford Bridge.

van Nieuwenhuizen added: "I don't know where these stories about Guus come from and I want to put an end to them once and for all," he added. "It isn't about money for Guus. It's about him having signed a contract and wanting to get on with his job with Russia."