The Spaniard was unable to save the Saints from Premier League relegation.
Ruben Selles, the manager of Southampton, has stated that he will only remain at the organization if he is given the permanent position.
Since Nathan Jones was fired in February, Selles has been in charge, but he has been unable to prevent the Saints from being relegated from the Premier League.
The Spaniard, who was given the position on a temporary basis until the end of the season, is eager to take it on permanently and guide the team in the Championship the following season, but he does not want to work for a new manager.
In response to the topic of whether he would like to continue coaching if he were not the manager, he replied, "Absolutely not," before Sunday's match against Brighton.
"If someone is unsure, you can clarify it there, and if they are unaware of it through me, they may read about it in the media. If it is possible, I'll strive to build a career as a manager here; if not, I'll look for one somewhere else.
"I don't think it's inappropriate; it is what it is. If I don't want people to talk about it, I should win more football games; I understand the business, and that's how it is.
After the Liverpool game, we will communicate with the club and conduct a review, and that is what I am anticipating. Then I anticipate that the club will consult with me before making any public moves, whether they involve me or not.
Following their relegation, a number of players are uncertain about their futures. James Ward-Prowse and Kyle Walker-Peters are two of the players most likely to leave in the summer.
According to Selles, player turnover is unavoidable.
Given the circumstances of the relegation, he continued, "Some of the players will unavoidably leave the club."
"You always know that the players will come and go in the transfer market; it is possible that some of the players won't be here next season. In football, some of the players won't be present while others will.
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