West Ham United and Everton are both on the lookout for new managers this summer if reports are to be believed.
According to reports David Moyes will not be kept on as West Ham manager next season after guiding the Hammers to safety.
The same fate could befall Everton boss Sam Allardyce who is hugely unpopular with the Goodison Park faithful.
Both clubs have been linked with a host of managers with the likes of Mikel Arteta, Patrick Viera and even Arsene Wenger linked with the Toffees while Rafa Benitez, Paulo Fonseca and Manuel Pellegrini have been mentioned as possible Hammers managers.
But both West Ham and Everton have been linked with a move for Unai Emery – as reported by the likes of The Sun – after the Spaniard left French giants Paris Saint Germain.
And the former Sevilla boss has now commented on speculation he could be set to come to the Premier League next season.
Emery told Le Parisien he is open to offers.
“I am calm,” he told Le Parisien.
“I will speak with my staff, my family, my son also who is very knowledgeable about the football world.
“But I am calm. We will see what is best. I like football. I am passionate about football, about managing. I thank all the teams that I have managed.
“And if other teams come in with other opportunities, I will study them. We will wait.”
Emery started his career by leading Valencia to three consecutive third place finishes in La Liga.
But he truly shot to prominence by leading Sevila to three consecutive Europa League victories.
And it seems Emery does things in threes as he departs Paris having won three trophies in his season there.
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