PSV considering return of Kezman
PSV Eindhoven coach Guus Hiddink has admitted to considering a move to bring Chelsea's Mateja Kezman back to the club - but only when the time is right.
The striker is frustrated at his lack of first-team action and wants to hold talks with club owner Roman Abramovich.
"Kezman has enormous energy and he cannot let it loose at Chelsea at the moment," said Hiddink.
"I don't know if it will be wise to let Kezman play at PSV again, but it won't hurt to think about it."
Hiddink added: "I am not saying it is not an option to approach Mateja, but it is first a question of clear thinking by all parties.
"It is very tempting to immediately look towards the club where he had big success."
On Wednesday, Kezman said he was ready to go above Jose Mourinho's head and speak directly to Abramovich about his lack of first-team action.
The Serbia & Montenegro star has only scored four goals in 25 games for the Blues and is regularly on the bench.
The 26-year-old said: "I cannot cope with this for very much longer - I am now at the peak of my career.
"If I have another year like this ahead it makes no more sense and I will go to the big boss and talk to him."
Kezman, who scored 105 goals in 122 games for PSV to earn his £5m transfer to Stamford Bridge, added:"At this moment there are 10 clubs interested in me."
He told told Voetbal International magazine: "I am keeping the PSV option open and know I am always welcome there and still want to play there.
"In my head I am keeping my options open but I don't know where my future lies."
