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Paris, Dec 17 French football legend Zinedine Zidane has shown interest in managing a English Premier League side.
The 42-year-old expressed his desire on Tuesday to take the next step in his coaching career and he'd be tempted by a top job in England, reports Xinhua.
"The future lies in doing something else and to be able to take the reins of a team," said the Frenchman who's currently in charge of Real Madrid's B team.
Zidane had previously been Carlo Ancelotti's first-team assistant last season, before landing into trouble with the Spanish football association for leading Castilla without a license.
"But I will first think of this season, finish it well, get promoted because that is the aim of the team, to ascend to the second division. Next year we will see."
"As a player I was not tempted by England," he said. "But as a manager, why not? It is a league where the English type of manager has most of the power, and that would please me."
