Former Burnley boss Sean Dyche says he would be open to managing abroad.
Dyche was sacked last month after almost 10 years in charge with the Clarets 18th in the Premier League, four points from safety.
They have moved out of the relegation zone under caretaker Mike Jackson with three wins from five games.
In his first interview since being sacked, Dyche said he hopes Burnley stay in the top flight and is "open minded" about his future.
"I have no problem with working abroad, no problem with geography of the country," he told the Second Captains podcast.