Michael Laudrup has admitted that he would only return to management with a top club.
The Danish manager was sacked by Swansea in February, and has turned down the managerial positions at Southampton and West Bromwich Albion.
Laudrup had been in talks with both clubs, but withdrew his offer.
And he has recently stated that he would only take a job at a top club.
He now admits that unless he gets an offer from a major side in Europe he would look at other opportunities from around the world.
“I have talked to clubs in England and Spain,” Laudrup told Politiken.
“I will try to not sound arrogant now, because I am not, but it has been clubs on a level where I have already been.
“I have tried smaller clubs in the two big leagues, Getafe and Mallorca in Spain and Swansea in the Premier League.
“Therefore, I do not see any reason to repeat it.
“That leaves with me two options: to wait for an offer from a big club or accept one the offers I have received from clubs outside Europe.”
By Ben Reardon
@BenReardon1
