Holland coach Louis van Gaal has ruled out combining the Oranje job with a role at Tottenham, but hinted that he would welcome the challenge of taking over at White Hart Lane.
The vastly experienced Van Gaal, who has had spells at Ajax, Barcelona and Bayern Munich in a glittering career, has been linked with the managerial vacancy at White Hart Lane created by Andre Villas-Boas' sacking last Monday.
But the 62-year-old hinted it is not something he would be immediately interested in.
He told Dutch broadcasters NOS: "Everyone who knows me knows I won't do two jobs at the same time."
Van Gaal's contract with the Dutch FA expires after next summer's World Cup finals in Brazil and he suggested he would then be open to a move to England.
He added: "I've always said that I want to work in the Premier League, so there's a chance.
"But I've also read that Frank de Boer and Guus Hiddink were in the picture."