Bleiberg said he'd had initial discussions with a third-party about the possible venture but said it was something that the backers of the project are serious about. 

Asked if he was serious about it, Bleiberg said it would depend on what was on offer.But he didn't rule it out either.

"I get a lot offers, okay, and that was one of them," he said regarding his potential sideline career.

"Look, for this one, if I'm launching, if I'm doing anything right now it's just talk over a coffee. Okay, let's put it like this.

"These people who talk to me are serious about it, and if I like what they offer, maybe, maybe... but maybe I like you to ask me about the fashion not necessarily about the cologne."

Asked what type of fashion he likes, the entertaining Gold Coast supremo quipped: "I like Best And Less!"

If this venture got going, he'd be the first A-League coach to branch out into this field.

Before arriving in Australia in the 1980s, Bleiberg, 54, studied commerce at Israel's Haifa University after playing football for Maccabi Haifa youth team.

His ladder-leading Gold Coast plays Perth Glory on Sunday at ME Bank stadium.