I'm on my way to England! Di Canio throws his hat into the （犯罪の）一味 for West Ham hotseat

By SPORTSMAIL REPORTER Updated: 12:03 BST, 18 May 2011

Italian 職業? Paolo Di Canio wants a West Ham return

Former West Ham 今後 Paolo Di Canio believes he is on the brink of 安全な・保証するing a coaching position in England next season - and said he would 'give everything' if he ended up at Upton Park.

The 42-year-old has a coaching license and has been linked with a return to the 大打撃を与えるs に引き続いて their relegation from the Barclays 首相 League under Avram 認める, who was 速く relieved of his 義務s.

'I believe my 未来 will be in England,' Di Canio said. 'In the next few days something will happen, perhaps in an inferior 分割.

'English football is loyal, 十分な of pride and I believe I'm の近くに to returning to England.

'It is the country that I most love from a football 見地.'

The former Sheffield Wednesday and Celtic striker spent a total of seven years in the 首相の職, four of which were at West Ham.

'I am very saddened by West Ham 's relegation,' he said. 'This team has always been in my heart.

'They have unique 支持者s. I would give everything for West Ham.

'I even have a 大打撃を与えるs tattoo.'

にもかかわらず his （疑いを）晴らす love for the club, Di Canio may have his work 削減（する） out convicing the West Ham 階層制度 to 手渡す him the reins at the relegated club.

大打撃を与えるs co-chairman David Sullivan has appeared to 支配する out 任命するing fans' favourite Di Canio にもかかわらず 開始するing 憶測 linking the Italian with the 空いている hotseat.

Who wants the 職業? ツバメ O'Neill (left) and Dave Jones (権利) are の中で the frontrunners for the 地位，任命する

He said: 'The problem with Paolo is, although the fans would love it, I'm 存在 現実主義の and he has no experience どれでも 存在 a 経営者／支配人.

'If you look at first-season 経営者／支配人s the 失敗 率 is enormous. If he'd done a season anywhere and was, say, 最高の，を越す of Serie B in Italy with a team, I'd take the chance.

'My heart would say Paolo and the fans would say Paolo. But with someone who's a 完全にする novice as a 経営者／支配人, with no experience, you just can't go with it.'

When in Rome... Di Canio left England in 2004 to join Lazio, his boyhood club

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