Sam Allardyce will be back in the dugout on June 6 for the latest edition of Soccer Aid, but the former Bolton Wanderers boss has admitted he is not actively looking for a managerial position.

The 65-year-old's last job was with Everton when he replaced Ronald Koeman at Goodison Park in November 2017 and, despite guiding the Toffees to an eighth-place finish, he left the role at the end of the season.

Allardyce was offered the chance to manage Newcastle last summer but turned it down and has since continued with his various media work.

The ex-England boss will be a manager once again in June when he takes charge of former footballers and celebrities for an English side against a World XI FC at Soccer Aid for Unicef 2020 at Old Trafford and that is enough for him right now.

"I am not actively looking for a position at this moment in time or I haven't been," Allardyce told PA news agency.

"Only what might come our way is if someone might ask me or go through my agent and ask if Sam would be interested.

"If I am, then that would be great, but I am not going out champing all over the world trying to find a job. Not at the moment, nope."

Allardyce has managed England in the last five editions of Soccer Aid, dating back to 2012, and the fixture will return to Old Trafford this summer after Stamford Bridge hosted the event in 2019.

Robbie Williams and Jonathan Wilkes started the charity match in 2006 and over £38million has been raised for Unicef, with a record-breaking £7.9million generated last year.

Manchester United Women's boss Casey Stoney will play for Allardyce's England alongside former Lionesses' team-mate Kelly Smith this time, while Harry Redknapp will manage the World XI FC containing Roberto Carlos.

"Soccer Aid is a fantastic way of supporting and enjoying a day and giving generously either by coming through the turnstiles or through the platforms where you can pay and support the charity," Allardyce added.

"The competitive edge between me and Harry and the England and Rest of the World side is pretty fierce and has been over the times I have been in charge.

"I have to get revenge up at Old Trafford having lost on penalties down at Chelsea last year."

Soccer Aid for Unicef takes place on Saturday June 6 at Old Trafford. Tickets: www.socceraid.org.uk/tickets