For many years successfully leading Liverpool's "Everton", David Moyes revealed that he would be willing to return, but at the moment he has received another offer.
"Iris" is looking for a new strategist, as the team, occupying only the 18th place in the "Premier" League, has fired Ronald Koeman.
Before leaving for "Manchester United" in 2013, Moyes led the Merseyside club for a total of 11 seasons. However, he did not find success formula even when leaving the "Red Devils".
"Of course, the answer should be 'yes', but now other things are happening and I may soon return to work," Moyes told beIN Sports.
"If a job comes up, I would be interested, but I also have other interests."
"Bill (Kenwright - ed. note) is one of the best chairman, so anyone who gets into that job will work with a really good chairman who is incredibly supportive."
"I spent 11 great years there - I really liked them."
Sometimes returning is not the answer, but Jose Mourinho returned to "Chelsea" and won the league, and now Jupp Heynckes is back at Bayern Munich.
"I am a much better coach overall. I think in football you have to go through difficulties."
From the fourth position, which "Everton" aimed for before the season, the club is currently 11 points away.
