Max Allegri insists he has not spoken with Paris Saint-Germain with the former Juventus boss set to decide on his future in the summer.
Allegri has been out of work since leaving Turin last summer though has been strongly linked with a number of European clubs.
Manchester United and Arsenal have both been linked with the Italian, as have French giants PSG.
But Allegri is set to wait until the summer before making his decision having guided Juventus to five Serie A titles, four Coppa Italias and a pair of Supercoppa Italianas during his time with the Old Lady.
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Speaking to Telefoot, Allegri said: “Paris? There I am, I see the Eiffel Tower, it's enough.
“But no, no, it's not true, I had no contact with anyone and I don't want it.
“I repeat for the moment, I want to enjoy my personal life, watch beautiful games, and after in June, we will see.”
Allegri had previously spoken about how much he was enjoying time away from the game.
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He said: "After five years at Juventus, I don’t want to go back into the game and do badly. It’s an important choice.
“In September I need to come back. If I don’t I’ll get too used to being on holiday and I’ll never work again!
“I still have three more months of holiday and that’s good for me.
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“I won’t speak about my future, because there isn’t anything to talk about for now, and also because it would be disrespectful to the other coaches to do so.
“Football is a question of mentality. You need to be strong mentally and make sacrifices. Ronaldo is an example of that.
“There are good players with lots of talent who stay at the same level because they don’t have the mental strength.”
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