Slaven Bilic was sacked by West Ham United on Monday after the club slipped into the Premier League relegation zone.
Slaven Bilic has told the London Evening Standard that he has already received offers from other clubs despite only being sacked by West Ham United on Monday morning.
The Croatian boss was dismissed after the Hammers slipped into the relegation zone following a 4-1 loss to Liverpool last Saturday, leaving West Ham with just two league wins all season.
It has seen the former Besiktas and Croatia manager replaced by ex-Everton, Manchester United and Sunderland manager David Moyes, who joined the club less than 24 hours after Bilic had left.
The 49-year-old stated that other sides have called the now-unemployed manager to enquire, but Bilic has stated that he is in “no rush” to get back into management and is looking to spend time with his family.
“I am going to have a break with the family now. I don’t want to jump straight back into something,” Bilic said. “Last year – and even now – I have had calls from clubs in other countries, but I want to rest a little bit.
“I want to stay in London with the family and maybe go home to Croatia before the end of the year. I can’t see myself doing anything before next January at the earliest but then we will see what is happening. There is no rush.”
Bilic, who has also managed Hajduk Split and Lokomotiv Moscow, had a win percentage of just 37.84 per cent from his 111 league and cup outings as West Ham boss.
It remains to be seen when and where Bilic will re-enter the world of management, with his reputation taking a knock after a disappointing spell towards the end of his West Ham tenure.
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