Former Brazil manager Dunga has confirmed on Brazilian television that he will return to work in 2013, after a two-year absence from management since the 2010 World Cup.
Dunga, who appeared as a guest on Rede Globo programme Altas Horas, went on to add that it would be almost impossible to manage Brazil once more.
The coach was pushed by presenter Serginho Groisman over his future having been linked with a return to former side Internacional after the recent dismissal of manager Fernandão.
The Inter and Fiorentina idol simply responded: “I will likely return to work in 2013.”
Dunga recently confirmed that he has also received an approach from China but is yet to decide whether to accept the proposal from the Far-East.
After guiding Brazil to Confederations Cup and Copa America glory, Dunga has not found himself lacking in job offers, despite Brazil’s quarter-final exit from the World Cup in South Africa.
