The experienced boss left Queens Park Rangers at the start of this month.
Steve McClaren is open to a third spell as manager of FC Twente after leaving Queens Park Rangers.
McClaren was sacked by QPR after less than a year at the start of this month.
Loftus Road was the latest stop on McClaren’s decline, which began shortly after leading Twente to the Eredivisie title nine years ago.
Since then, the 57-year-old has managed Wolfsburg, Nottingham Forest, Twente (again), Derby County (twice), Newcastle United and QPR, with little success
And speaking to the Dutch broadcaster RTV Oost this week, McClaren admitted: “I still think: if FC Twente asks tomorrow if I want to return, I will come immediately.
“For me it is a fantastic club, with great people and fantastic supporters.
“The fact that I had to ‘hand in’ my contract at FC Twente in my second period was one of the biggest setbacks in my trainer career. The club wanted me to leave. I don’t know why, but they wanted to take a different course. Very disappointing for me.
“(If they ask me) then I will do it again, provided that the prospects for a successful period are present.”
Twente are currently en route back to the Eredivisie after being relegated last season.
And it is unlikely the Enschede club will dispense of their manager, Marino Pusic, any time soon.
Queens Park Rangers remain on the hunt for McClaren’s replacement, who is not expected to arrive before the end of the current Championship season.
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