Guus Hiddink puts Chelsea on alert after quit threat if he fails to steer Turkey to Euro 2012

Guus Hiddink has put Chelsea on alert by revealing he may quit as Turkey coach if they fail to beat Austria and Belgium in the Euro 2012 qualifiers.

Sporting director Frank Arnesen is set to depart Stamford Bridge for Hamburg this summer, and the ebullient Dutchman is wanted by the Chelsea hierarchy in a directorial role.
With Turkey lying third in Group A - behind runaway leaders Germany and Austria - Hiddink has challenged his his players to get six points from the two ties.

'I'm trying to make a better Turkish national team,' the 64-year-old said.
‘If I can’t do that, I’ll ask the chairman to sack me. Six points from these two games is vital.
'If we don't get that I can offer my resignation to the chairman and then it's up to him. It will mean that I am not a successful manager. ’

After leading PSV Eindhoven to victory in the European Cup in 1988, Hiddink steered South Korea to the semi-finals of the World Cup in 2002.
During his stint at Stamford Bridge, the enormously popular Hiddink steered his Chelsea side to victory in the 2009 FA Cup.



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