Warren Gatland is looking to head overseas when his current contract with the Chiefs ends next year.
The Chiefs director of rugby and Lions head coach has told the Telegraph that he is possibly keen on a new challenge.
Gatland returned to New Zealand two years ago after a 12-year stint with Wales and was thought of as a possible future All Blacks coach. But it appears he has his eyes on other opportunities.
"I am contracted with the New Zealand Rugby Union for the next 12 months and I have enjoyed my role as director of rugby with the Chiefs, working closely with the coaches and coaching the coaches and a hands-on role working with the players," Gatland told the Telegraph.
"After that I am probably going to look for another role overseas. I loved my time as a young coach in Ireland [with Connacht and then as head coach of the national side] and my time with Wasps and, of course, Wales. It was pretty challenging but the people made it special for me in Wales. I could end up in the UK again.