Gary Neville will decide in the next 18 months whether he wants to quit his job as a television pundit and go into management.
Neville became a pundit after retiring from football and signing with Sky four years ago.
Despite his success in the broadcast booth, he has been tipped to go into management and he already has a coaching role within the England set-up.
And Neville is not ruling out moving into football management, it seems. When asked during a Twitter Q&A whether he would consider becoming a manager, the former Manchester United captain said: "I have a decision to make in the next 18 months."
Neville, who played 602 times for United, currently holds his UEFA A and B coaching licences.
His brother Phil was part of David Moyes' coaching staff at United, but left soon after the Scot's dismissal last April.