Former Inter Milan coach Roberto Mancini admits he is targeting a return to
management and has set his heart on a move to the Premier
League.
Mancini was sacked by Inter at the beginning of last summer
despite guiding the club to three successive Scudetto titles before
being replaced by Jose Mourinho.
The 44-year-old Italian had a short stint at Leicester towards
the back end of his playing days and is eager to once again
experience English football.
In the past year he has been linked with positions at
Sunderland, Chelsea, West Ham and Manchester City, while Portsmouth have most recently been mooted as
suitors.
"I think I have always worked very well, not only at Inter but
also at Lazio, at Fiorentina... I believe I am one of the best,
that's for sure," he told Sky Italia.
"My aim is to go and have an experience abroad, in what league I
don't know, maybe the English one, mainly because I think the
English league is very nice, it's a league where everyone enjoys
themselves."
Mancini also insists that it would not matter to him how much
money a prospective team had for transfers.
"That is not important, because someone who does my work enjoys
doing it, so it's not said that they have to definitely be fighting
for the title," he said.
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