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West Ham legend Slaven Bilic has all but ruled out a move to the Premiership to take the vacant Hammers job, insisting he is happy in his current role of Croatia national team coach. However, Bilic admitted he was tempted by the role.
Bilic said: "I'm not going anywhere. Any club from England is a great opportunity. Not for money, honestly, for me it's about ambition. It's about working in England, a country you know I adore.
"But it's like, no. West Ham is my club, I have feelings for them but I won't go. And I won't go to Newcastle. I had many offers in the period between our win at Wembley last November until I signed a new deal in May. I decided to stay. Whether that's good for me only God knows."
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