Harry Redknapp has said that he will wait for a job in the Premier League before looking for options abroad.
The 65-year-old, who was sacked as manager of Tottenham Hotspur earlier this month, revealed that he has been inundated with job offers since leaving White Hart Lane, but said that he will not be rushed into making a decision.
"I have had loads of offers from abroad," Redknapp told 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."
When questioned if he would be willing to take on another job in the Premier League, Redknapp replied: "Absolutely no problem. I could manage anywhere. I have certainly not lost any faith in my ability. That is the only place to manage, for me."
Redknapp guided Spurs to two top-four finishes in his four years in charge.
Michael Penkman
