Arsenal legend reveals desire to land new coaching job
Arsenal legend Dennis Bergkamp has stated his desire to return to coaching almost six years after his last job, but the three-time Premier League winner admits he wouldn't be a manager. Bergkamp was offered a scouting role with Arsenal upon retiring as a player with the club back in 2006 and turned it down to spend time with his family. But he began a fast-track coaching diploma two years later that led to a youth role at Ajax. It eventually saw him become a first-team assistant at the club, with a focus on helping home-grown talent get established at senior level. But a coaching clear-out the same day that Ajax hired Erik ten Hag a few days before Christmas 2017 saw Bergkamp and other lose their jobs. He hasn't actively worked in Football since. "I'm itching to get back into football once more," Bergkamp, who made 423 appearances for Arsenal over 11 years, has now revealed to media in his native Netherlands. Dennis Bergkamp is immortalised in statue form outs...