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Former Arsenal striker Dennis Bergkamp says he aims to return to the club as a member of their coaching staff.

The Ajax assistant manager, 44, played for the Gunners for 11 years between 1995 and 2006.

Dennis Bergkamp factfile Clubs: Ajax, Inter Milan and Arsenal

Ajax, Inter Milan and Arsenal Club record: Ajax (1986-1993) - 186 games, 103 goals; Inter Milan (1993-1995) 53 games, 11 goals; Arsenal (1995-2006) - 425 games, 122 goals

(1986-1993) - 186 games, 103 goals; (1993-1995) 53 games, 11 goals; (1995-2006) - 425 games, 122 goals Netherlands record: Caps 79, goals 38

Caps 79, goals 38 Honours: Ajax - league title, KNVB Cup (2), Uefa Cup, European Cup Winners' Cup Inter Milan - Uefa Cup Arsenal - Premier League (3), FA Cup (4)

"My personal ambition is to maybe come to Arsenal one day - to do the role I am doing at Ajax," he told Football Focus.

"[I want] to educate the younger players, to be part of the coaching staff and make players better."

The former Netherlands international, who won 79 caps, was signed by then Gunners boss Bruce Rioch from Inter Milan in 1995 for £7.5m.

Under Arsene Wenger, who took over that summer, the Dutchman helped the north Londoners win three league titles and four FA Cups.

"Ajax I was born with and raised with, but I was with Arsenal for 11 years," Bergkamp added.

"It is two teams that stick in my mind. I always like to watch Arsenal play - they are part of me."