Capello reaffirms England commitment

Fabio Capello has reiterated that he does not plan to turn his back on England in order to succeed Jose Mourinho at Inter Milan.

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The Three Lions boss has been linked with the Italian and European champions as they search for a new manager at the Giuseppe Meazza.

Mourinho could be presented as the new chief of Real Madrid on Thursday after the Spanish club's much-publicised pursuit of the Portuguese coach.

That would leave Inter without a manager and former AC Milan boss Capello has been mentioned as a candidate, along with Liverpool's Rafa Benitez.

But Capello does not want to leave England, saying in The Sun: "I have a contract with the Football Association and the only way it will finish is if they decide to sack me.

"I see my name linked with a lot of jobs in Italy and in Spain, but I'm happy here with the FA."