Neil Warnock intends to return to management after leaving Huddersfield Town last week.

Warnock, 74, stepped down after a mutual agreement struck before the start of the season. He was replaced by former Sheffield Wednesday boss Darren Moore.

The Sun says former Crystal Palace boss Warnock isn't ready for retirement and intends to return to football.

However, he will take his time to consider his next move.

Warnock will remain on the books at Huddersfield to the end of this season.

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