Harry Redknapp has revealed that he would like to manage another Premier League club.
Redknapp was released from his contract as Tottenham manager last month after four years in charge at White Hart Lane. He has been linked with a lucrative move to the middle east, but insists his future is in England.
Andre Villas-Boas is expected to be announced as Redknapp’s replacement this week.
“I have had loads of offers from abroad,” Redknapp said in an exclusive interview with Sky Sports News. “But it is not something I am going to dive in and take the first job that comes up.
“If I am going to take a job, it has got to be a good job – the right job. Otherwise, I will take my time and see where I want to go in my life.”
“Absolutely no problem,” he responded when asked if he could prove to be a success at another top-flight club. “I could manage anywhere. I have certainly not lost any faith in my ability.
“I have left Tottenham in an unbelievable position from when I went to the club to where they are now. It could not have gone better. It has been four fantastic years.”
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He added with regards to the Premier League: “That is the only place to manage, for me. As I say, you never know what comes up.
“We will wait and see. If nothing comes up, we will see where we go from there.”
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