By Oviri Kelvin
Claudio Ranieri has not called it a day in football after being out of a job for some months.
The Italian, until his sack in January, was in charge of the Premier League club, Watford insists that he is waiting to get offers from ambitious clubs.
The former Juventus coach who also managed Leicester City and almost won the league in the 2015/2016 Premier League season, has coached a total of nineteen clubs in his coaching career. The Trumpet Gathered
Ranieri, 70 years of age, keeps tabs on the game of football by monitoring ongoing leagues. One of such games Ranieri will find interesting to watch is when Leicester takes on Roma in the Europa Conference League.
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The Italian described his stay at home as boring and emphasized that he has a long way to go in coaching despite his age, AS reports.
“I miss football, it’s my life. I can’t wait to be called for a good project, in an ambitious club. I want to go back to work, I don’t think about retiring,” Ranieri said.
“I’m bored being at home, not being around the world of coaching. I’ve never counted the number of teams I’ve coached. In fact, in my opinion, there’s not many and I still have a long way to go,” he added
Ranieri started his coaching career in Vigor Lamezia in Italy, and proceeded to coach several top clubs across Europe.
