Former Germany striker Miroslav Klose, the record World Cup goalscorer, wants to get back into football coaching and is not fussy about where.
"I'm not expecting a dream job. I'll take anything. Beggars can't be choosers. There is no such thing as the perfect club with the perfect team," the 45-year-old told a podcast from 360Media.
The 2014 World Cup winner, who has 16 goals across all tournaments, was sacked in March last year by Austrian top-flight side SCR Altach after just nine months in the role.
He has worked as a TV pundit since having previously also had spells as assistant coach of Germany and Bayern Munich.
The former Bayern striker said the perfect coach does not exist either.
"I never had a top coach who was good technically, personally and tactically, in other words the whole package," Klose added.
"Professionally, it was certainly Louis van Gaal, but he was way behind on a personal level. We didn't find a connection with each other at all."
Under the Dutchman, Bayern coach from 2009 to 2011, arch goal-poacher Klose felt he was used in the wrong position.
"I wasn't a number 10. But I always had to play there because he saw me as a 10," he said.