Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is set to take up a new job in football within a month.
He has not been in charge of a team since he left Arsenal at the end of last season, which brought to an end his 22-year period in charge of the Emirates Stadium club.
According to the Times, Wenger wants to get back to management again after his spell out.
The Frenchman is thought to miss the day-to-day work that comes with football management.
There are four offers on the table for the veteran manager, although none of them have come from Premier League sides.
The report suggests that Wenger is not willing to take a job in the English top flight as it would put him in too close contact with Arsenal.
Paris Saint-Germain are one of the quarter of clubs eyeing Wenger. They are thought to view him as a potential director of football.
There is also a national team who have made him an offer to be their new coach.
And two other 'leading European clubs' have made proposals to Wenger as they bid to make him their manager.
Bayern Munich, AC Milan and Real Madrid have all previously been credited with an interest in appointing him.
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