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REUTERS, Frankfurt
Former Bayern Munich coach Ottmar Hitzfeld says Manchester United, Real Madrid and AC Milan have all asked about his availability during his break from the game.
Hitzfeld, who lost his job at Bayern in 2004 and has not yet returned to coaching, was asked in an interview with Der Zeit newspaper whether various big clubs had asked after him.
The German confirmed there had been contact from Real and Milan and added: "Yes, there was also an enquiry from Manchester United."
Elsewhere in the interview, he said: "My wife would go with me to Manchester, to Milan, to Qatar, wherever.”
Hitzfeld also said Chelsea had asked about him while he was still at Bayern.
Hitzfeld, who on the Champions League with both Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich, has repeatedly said he is keen to get back into coaching after the World Cup in 2006.
BEST STABLE
AFP, London
Former Manchester United and Northern Ireland football star George Best, battling an infection that could claim his life, remains in stable condition in hospital, his doctor said Monday.
"He is holding. That's what I can say," Roger Williams told reporters outside Cromwell Hospital in west London, adding that his condition had not changed since Saturday.
Late Sunday, Williams had said that the upcoming 24 hours would be "critical" for the ailing football legend.
Best, 59, was taken into intensive care Friday when he developed a lung infection as he battled to recover from a previous kidney infection and flu-like symptoms that led to his hospitalisation on October 1.
to ban his nation from the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
Blatter has threatened to remove Turkey from the 2010 World Cup qualifying campaign as a result of the ugly scenes in Istanbul that followed last Wednesday's 2006 World Cup play-off defeat by Switzerland.
Despite losing 4-2 in Istanbul Switzerland advanced to the finals on away goals and tensions ran high after the final whistle with television pictures showing Swiss and Turkish players brawling.
"I really hope that Turkey are not excluded from the 2010 World Cup as we would not deserve that," Emre told Kicker magazine.
Turkey were unhappy at having their national anthem whistled in the first leg in Berlin, won 2-0 by the Swiss, and that extra animosity boiled over.
Pictures showed Swiss player Benjamin Huggel kicking Mehmet Ozdilek, one of the Turkish trainers, at the entrance of the tunnel, then hurling himself at Turkish defender Alpay Ozalan.