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Ronald Koeman says that he would be delighted to manage Barcelona in the future, having spent a number of successful years playing for the Catalan outfit.

Southampton boss Ronald Koeman has admitted that he wants to manage Barcelona in the future.

The Dutchman spent six years of his playing career at the La Liga giants and memorably scored the winning goal in the 1992 European Cup final.

"Everyone knows what I have with Barcelona and Barcelona have with Ronald Koeman, then if one day I can be a coach in the future, delighted," he told Spanish Cope Radio.

Koeman's Southampton side are currently sixth in the Premier League table and will continue their bid for European football with a clash against Burnley on Saturday.

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