Ex-Arsenal boss Unai Emery confirms he’s in touch with Serie A clubs while looking for his next job
‘I am open to everything and keep a close eye on Serie A’: Unai Emery confirms that he has been in contact with several Italian clubs while the former Arsenal boss is looking for his next venture
- Unai Emery has been out of work since being fired by Arsenal in November
- The Spaniard confirmed that he has had conversations with Italian clubs in the past
- He added that he is closely following Serie A while looking for his next job in football
Unai Emery has confirmed that he has had previous conversations with Italian clubs and is open to management Series a.
The Spaniard who has been out of work since he was fired Arsenal will be watching the league closely in November as he seeks to return to the world of football management.
“I coached for 16 years in a row, so I decided to take some rest to prepare for the project that inspires me the most,” he said. TuttoJuve.com.
Unai Emery has confirmed that he is open to future Serie A leadership
“I don’t exclude any country: England, France, Spain, where I already worked, or Italy, where I have never worked before.
“I did have contact with several Italian clubs, but for some reason I couldn’t work here. I am open to everything and keep a close eye on Serie A.
“Out of respect and honesty, I don’t mention the clubs that have contacted me in recent years.”
Emery has been out of work since being fired by Arsenal in November 2019
The 48-year-old who also ran Valencia, Seville and Paris Saint-Germain had previously been linked to the job at Juventus before being taken over by former Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri.
The Bianconeri is home to several players previously managed by Emery, including Blaise Matuidi, Adrien Rabiot and former Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey.
The Welsh midfielder played one season under Emery and left for a free transfer to join Juventus in the summer of 2019.
So far, Ramsey has played for the club in 24 games in all competitions, scoring four goals.
Emery said, “Ramsey decided to leave (Arsenal) and he joined a big club. Aaron will be very important to Juventus because he shares their ambition. I complimented him on his choice, because he chose a club where he can win a lot. It is an interesting challenge for him. ‘
Emery was previously linked to Juventus before Maurizio Sarri took over the role
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