Former Hearts boss Ian Cathro has opened up on his ambitions to return to the dugout as a manager once again.
The highly-respected coach was appointed as the main man at Tynecastle six years ago after spells with La Liga giants Valencia and English Premier League outfit Newcastle. Things didn't work out as hoped for the now 36-year-old - but his experiences have not put him off and in fact his time in the capital is something he is 'very grateful for'.
Cathro - who worked with Nuno at Wolves then Spurs - is now at Al-Ittihad in Jeddah with the same man and while he doesn't know what the future holds, one thing for certain is being a No1 is on the agenda. Speaking to the Daily Record, he said: "I reflect on it as something I am very grateful for. My period at Hearts was something that was part of the big rollercoaster I have experienced. I don’t know many people who get to go through all of those things I’ve been through and still be able to sit at 36 and have made peace with things you need to make peace with, taken lessons from things you need to take lessons from.
