
Fabio Capello, 64, qualified with ease for the 2010 World Cup but following England’s poor performances in South Africa is considered fortunate to still be in the job.
There were loud calls to sack the Italian, especially in some sections of the press that continue to attack him, but the Football Association opted to stick with the manager and he now is focused on his final task in football.
“At the moment I think of nothing else but Euro 2012 with England,” said Capello. “Unfortunately I am old, I no longer have the time; this will be my last experience on the bench.”
Capello, who is regarded as one of the greatest club managers in the game, has been coach of England since 2008 and extended his contract with the FA prior to the World Cup debacle.
The Italian guided AC Milan to four league titles and has won silverware at almost every club he has managed since. His last trophy came at Real Madrid in 2007 when he won the Spanish Primera Liga title.
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Fabio Capello has found himself under pressure following England’s World Cup failure