PAUL SCHOLES wants to go into coaching when he hangs up his boots at the end of next season.
The Manchester United midfielder has agreed to play for one more campaign at Old Trafford.
He revealed: "I am coming to the end of my playing career and I maybe have one year left.
"I have started doing my coaching badges back in England and hopefully one day I will be able to coach kids or coach some kind of team somewhere."
Scholes narrowly missed out on a 10th Premier League champion's medal when Chelsea pipped the Red Devils to the title last season.
But United boss Alex Ferguson believes Scholes still has the quality for another year at the top.
And the 35-year-old is under no illusions about the influence the great Scot has had on his career.
The ex-England star said: "He has been great. It goes without saying what a top manager he has been.
"The amount of players he has brought through the youth team is great and it gives hope to all the kids in the youth team that if they are good enough he will definitely use them.
"It has just been fantastic working with him and I think there is a good few years left in him yet."
