Guus Hiddink has revealed he has no plans to make a swift return to football after leaving his post as Turkey coach. Hiddink had his contract terminated by the Turkish Football Federation by mutual consent last week after they failed to qualify for UEFA EURO 2012. Hiddink told RT: "I will take some time off and we will see what the future brings. I have made a decision to stop the previous job and then one must take some time to reflect and look where there is a prestigious project, not just football but also through other things where I can help somewhere. "I haven't agreed anything with anyone because I was in Turkey, that's why I will take my time to settle down and reflect on what to do. Whether it's nothing because I am 65 and can retire, but I feel I have enough energy to go on and what the future brings we will see."
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