Roma boss Eusebio Di Francesco expressed admiration for Liverpool counterpart Jurgen Klopp but hosed down suggestions he could join the German in the Premier League.
Highly-regard former Italy international Di Francesco has guided Roma beyond the Champions League quarter-finals for the first time since they lost to Liverpool in the European Cup final in 1984.
The two clubs meet again at Anfield in the first leg of their semi-final encounter on Tuesday and comparisons have been drawn between their respective bosses, who are both on track for top-four finishes domestically.
But just as Klopp suggested a future move to Italy was unlikely due to his non-existent grasp of the language – admitting he knew little more than the word "spaghetti" – Di Francesco views any Premier League opportunity with similar scepticism.