Arsenal legend Freddie Ljungberg admits he wants to again work in the Premier League.
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The Swede, after leaving Arsenal's youth coaching staff, was sacked by Wolfsburg earlier this season.
Back in London, he told Hallandsposten.se, "I had been away for eight months without the family so now I felt I wanted to spend more time with them. But sure - it would be something interesting I am prepared for. So far, I have turned down two or three missions.
"It depends on how interesting it would be because I'm open to all proposals. But then there are many parameters that should be correct, so we are well prepared for something in England.
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"Yes, in the future, I want to be a Premier League manager. That's my big goal."
Source: tribalfootball.com