Former England manager Glenn Hoddle said Sunday he would be interested in talking to the Football Association (FA) about taking over from Roy Hodgson after the team’s Euro 2016 exit to Iceland.
Hoddle, 58, previously held the position from 1996 to 1999 when he was sacked following comments he made about disabled people.
“When people ask me if I would like the job I simply respond that I’m sure the FA will go through a process in order to select whoever they believe to be the best person for the job,” Hoddle told the Mail on Sunday.
