Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand admits he is no longer looking to take on a director role at the club.
Ferdinand was linked to the director of football position at United, while he has previously spoken about being open to taking on a role at the club where he won numerous trophies.
The ex-centre-back spoke with Manchester Evening News to promote WeAre8, a social media platform.
"Not really, no," Ferdinand said if he wanted a director role at United.
"I am happy with what I am doing in regards to punditry, being involved in a management company and the WeAre8 stuff as well. I am happy. I am busy doing stuff. If the club ever needed me, I'd always be open to that conversation because of my love for the club, but I think the same could be said of any former player who played for the club."
He added on a recent chat with United football director John Murtaugh before their loss to Arsenal last month: "I worked with these guys when I was at the club, and I still have a relationship with them. I am quite open and honest in the way I speak about United and how things are going.
"Those conversations will always remain private, but they are always very open and honest."
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