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Rafael Benitez has announced that he is seeking a return
to management in the Premier League.
Benitez, 50, is currently unemployed after a disappointing spell
with European champions Inter came to an end as the side fell off
the pace in Serie A and finished second, behind Tottenham, in their
Champions League group.
Having secured title successes with Valencia in 2002 and 2004 as
well as the UEFA Cup, Benitez clinched the Champions League during
a six-year spell with Liverpool, and he has now revealed he is
seeking a return to England.
"The priority is the Premier League," he told BBC Radio 5
Live. "To have a project, a business plan, a methodology of
what you want to do and how to improve a club. It has to be a good
club."
Inter striker Samuel Eto'o revealed this week that Benitez had
left the club after he lost the dressing room.
Asked what mistake Benitez made, Eto'o replied: "Until the match
against Juventus [a 0-0 draw on October 3], we had been playing
well.
"Then something happened in the dressing room, which I will keep
to myself, and things ended up as they did."
