Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has revealed that he is currently finding it tough to consider the idea of not sitting on the bench again.
The Frenchman abandoned North London at 2018 later winning three Premier League titles and seven FA Cups.
The Gunners boss has said he want to return to a role within soccer, but not as a manager.
Since departing the Premier League side over a year ago wenger has been connected with coaching and management jobs across Europe.
“I can’t live with the reality that I’ll not be on the seat again,” he told beIN Sports.
“I might opt to get a intermediate position. I would like to experience yet another time the intensity of a competition.”
The 69-year-old also conceded that it has been hard adjusting to life after leaving Arsenal, in which he oversaw 1216 games in all competitions.
“I never felt that I could live without Arsenal, being thrown together with the club,” he explained.
“I had to choose a space by being optimistic.
“Occasionally you could turn into a bit bitter because you don’t possess exactly the same excitement anymore and I’m really happy to have survived that in a very positive way.
“I am pleased to have disconnected and being viewed as a baby that has evolved from a distance.”
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