Neil Lennon gave a hint that his future lies with Celtic and not Everton as he described winning back-to- back Scottish titles as an "amazing" experience.
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Asked if he would be interested in a move, the Celtic manager told BBC Scotland: "You might never replicate what you get here.
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"It's an unbelievable club, unbelievable support, I've been privileged to be part of for 13 years.
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"And I hope that continues for a few years yet."
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It is believed that Wigan Athletic's Roberto Martinez is favourite to take over from Manchester United-bound David Moyes, while Cardiff City's Scottish manager, Malky Mackay , is also a front runner.
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However, Lennon's name has also been mentioned in the Goodison Park boardroom
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Ahead of Celtic's 4-0 win over fourth-placed St Johnstone, Lennon again dismissed the link as speculation and pointed out that he plans talks about his future with the board and major shareholder Dermot Desmond in the next couple of weeks.
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"Everton are a big club with a great history, but so are Celtic," he said.
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"This club has given me everything, it's given me my chance in management, it's given me some of the greatest days of my life and I've got a great young team here, which we all want to progress.
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"I've got a great belief in myself. So, if any opportunity came along further down the line, it wouldn't faze me.
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"But there's not many jobs bigger than Celtic and there's not many jobs under the scrutiny, analysis and opinion of a job like Celtic."