AS Monaco boss Leonardo Jardim has revealed he is keen to test himself in the Premier League.
The Portuguese manager has featured on a short-list of potential candidates to replace Arsene Wenger at Arsenal.
Jardim, 42, is doing a stellar job at the Stade Louis II as Monaco sit top of the French Ligue 1 table but says England's top flight is something that certainly appeals to him.
"Well, I think that all managers and players want to coach and play at the highest level and, today, the Premier League is perhaps the biggest national league in Europe and everyone would like to have the opportunity to coach here," said Jardim.
Jardim's in-form Monaco outfit meet Manchester City in the Champions League Round of 16 first leg as the Etihad Stadium tonight.