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Published 10:44 26 Jul 2022 BST

"I want to be out on the grass, interacting with other people, exchanging ideas."
Spurs have helped a number of former players undertake their coaching badges, with Bournemouth boss Scott Parker and Ryan Mason, who now assists first-team manager Antonio Conte, both spending time with the academy before moving on to other roles. https://twitter.com/LastWordOnSpurs/status/1551841056718786560Jermain Defoe, who scored 143 goals in 363 appearances in two spells at Spurs, is also expected to take up his first coaching job in the club’s academy from next month.
The 39-year-old had a brief spell on Rangers’ coaching staff after Steven Gerrard left the club last year and retired from playing in March during his second spell at Sunderland.
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