Eduardo Berizzo felt hard done by at Sevilla but is now planning a return to coaching after beating cancer, with LaLiga a possible destination.
Former Argentina international Berizzo was diagnosed with prostate cancer last year, before being sacked by Sevilla in December shortly after returning to the dugout following successful surgery.
The 48-year-old says he is ready to take on another job now and is focused on the future, even if he remains frustrated at the way things ended in Seville.
"I faced my illness with great strength and it is behind me," Berizzo told TyC Sports. "Now I want to go back to work.
"Sevilla saw a different situation to the real one. I prefer not to discuss it because, when you stay in the past and you are justifying, trying to explain it, the only thing it does is divert the energy you need to think about tomorrow."
Discussing his battle with cancer, Berizzo said: "I knew it could happen, as it did, and I confronted it with the strength to beat it.
"It was a quick solution. I do not feel like a real victim, although I had to suffer with this disease. Really, my treatment was very short - I was operated on and I did not need any other treatment after that.
"I have returned as a normal person, like anybody, waiting to go back to work. I am resting at the moment, with this obligatory holiday, and I hope to return promptly."
On a potential next job, he added: "I know the most about LaLiga because I have been part of it. I will assess the options that I have and will choose the one that I believe is best."
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