Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson is not in any rush to decide his future at the club.
The former England boss is out of contract in the summer, as he only signed a one year extension last term.
Hodgson will be 74 at the start of next term, but he has indicated he wants to continue in management.
"I am more than comfortable with my situation at the moment," said Hodgson to reporters.
"I don't have any concerns or thoughts along those lines. I'm happy to take each day as it comes and enjoy the job that I have been doing and am able to continue doing.
"I don't feel particularly old. I don't wake up every day thinking about my age, far from it in fact. I've joked many a time that my age stopped many a year ago. But at the same time, I don't have problems in terms of my future.
"I really am happy to see how it is going, and it seems that is how the club are happy to do it as well. I prefer to let them get on with the more important question at the moment, of making certain that there is going to be a good squad of players to work with next year.
"Then the day will come, perhaps, when we'll sit down and make a decision as to whether or not I've got another year in me, whether they want another year from me, or whether I want to say, 'thank you very much, it's now time for me to head off into the hills.'"
