Harry Redknapp has spent time in charge of some of England's leading clubs, but his next move is set to see him link up with the Central Coast Mariners as a consultant.

Redknapp, 69, was recently in Australia as the manager of the Jordan national team for a World Cup qualifier against the Socceroos, which Jordan lost 5-1.

As Jordan coach, Redknapp split his time between the gulf nation and English side Derby County, where he has been working as a 'football advisor'.

Redknapp's deal with Central Coast was announced on Twitter by the Mariners, during their end-of-season awards night, the Mariners Medal.

Central Coast finished on the bottom of the A-League ladder, taking just 13 points from 27 games and shipping a staggering 70 goals in the process.

It's not clear how much input Redknapp will have, especially given a follow-up tweet from the Gosford club, mentioning that the former West Ham manager will visit Australia during the 2016/17 season.

After failing to advance to the next round of qualifying with Jordan, it has been heavily rumoured that Redknapp will take over as the manager for Nigeria - and if that does eventuate, it will be interesting to see how much time he can devote to the 2012-13 A-League Champions.