Former Chief of Rome Claudio Ranieri said he was tempted by the possibility of managing the Russian side Spartak of Moscow and would seriously consider any offer presented by the club.
Ranieri, 59, left the Giallorossi in February after running a terrible results threatened to put an end to the search for the capital of the club's Champions League qualifying.
But the former coach of Juventus, which has also been achieved in England with Chelsea and Spain with the Valencia and Atletico Madrid, is ready to return to work.
Ranieri identified Russia as a possible destination after seeing friend and compatriot Luciano Spalletti fantastic success with Zenit St. Petersburg, which leads them to a League and cup double in 2010.
"In recent years, a great deal of information on the internet has connected me with Spartak Moscow," Ranieri said ItaSportPress. "I think that I would like to work in Russia - there my friend Luciano Spalletti is coach."
"At this time no one of the leaders of the club Moscow has contacted me, but if I have an offer to direct the Muscovites, think." "The main thing is that the club is a real project for the future".
Spartak are on the lookout for a new coach after Valery Karpin resigned after a disastrous start to the season which has left at the bottom of the Russian League club and saw hit 10-3 on aggregate by Porto in the quarter-final European League.
Ranieri could face competition for the post of Italian teammate and winner of the 2006 World Cup Marcello Lippi, who has also been linked with the job.
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