Neville, who retired from professional football in January 2011, was a surprise appointment to England manager Roy Hodgson's backroom staff for Euro 2012 after establishing himself as a television pundit.
Many of Neville's former team-mates at Manchester United have gone on to become club managers, but the former England international has dismissed the idea of following their lead.
"I have no aspiration to be a football manager. I want to do what I am doing and make as big an impact as I can," he told the Daily Mail, referring to his role as a coach.
"I really enjoyed it (Euro 2012). Who would not enjoy being part of a tournament? It was an incredible experience for me.
"But I am acutely aware it is only the very beginning. I am ambitious and young and I want to learn more."
Neville will continue his television work when the new English Premier League season begins, and will also serve as an assistant to Hodgson when England meet Italy in a friendly on August 15.
Tidak ada komentar:
Posting Komentar