http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/feb17c.html England swoop for Capello Friday 17 February, 2006 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fabio Capello has been approached by the Football Association with a view to him becoming the head Coach of England, according to reports in Italy. The English FA have been looking for a new man to take over after the World Cup this summer, ever since the decision was taken last month for Sven Goran Eriksson to step down after the tournament. Candidates that have so far been linked to the post include former Celtic boss Martin O'Neill, Manchester City manager Stuart Pearce and Alan Curbishley of Charlton Athletic. However, it has since emerged that the FA are interested in luring a more high-profile name, with Capello's exemplary success record at club level putting him top of their wish list. Capello has been repeatedly linked with a move to Real Madrid, where he won the Primera Liga in his only season in Spain 1996, but with Capello having indicated recently that he would be interested in trying a new adventure, the England job could well appeal. “I have always said that I would be interested in working in England,” he told Football Italia in November. While, last month, he also revealed that he would not be averse to bossing an international team. “Coaching a foreign national side appeals to me,” he said in January. “This would take up two to three months of my time and would allow me to travel.” However, whether or not Don Fabio is yet ready to walk out on Juventus remains to be seen. He has always maintained that he will see out his contract until the end of next season, before embarking on a new challenge. The English FA, however, are said to be prepared to offer him a luxury pad in London in addition to a salary of ￡4.7m a year until the 2010 World Cup. －－－ http://home.skysports.com/list.asp?hlid=364405 Capello in England link By Nadia Carminati - Created on 17 Feb 2006 Rumours in Italy suggest Juventus tactician Fabio Capello is on The Football Association's shortlist to become the next England manager. With Sven Goran Eriksson already confirmed to be leaving the post immediately after the World Cup, speculation has been rife as to who will become the Swede's successor. The latest name to be mooted is the hugely-successful Capello, with The FA reported to be willing to offer the Italian a four-year contract worth in the region of €28 million (￡19 million). Whether The FA are able to succeed in their attempts to land Capello is unclear, however, with the former Real Madrid and Milan coach recently underlining his commitment to the Serie A leaders at least until the end of his existing Bianconeri contract which does not expire until the summer of 2007. Another possible sticking point could be the reticence of The FA's board to ratify the appointment of another foreign coach to succeed Eriksson amid a clamour for a home-grown alternative which continues to gather pace. Premier League chairman Dave Richards recently confirmed that The FA were considering English candidates for the post with Sam Allardyce, Stuart Pearce and Alan Curbishley all believed to be in the running. －－－ http://www.eurosport.com/football/serie-a/2005-2006/sport_sto835392.shtml Serie A round-up: Capello for England Eurosport - 17/2/2006, BH Juventus coach Fabio Capello has been approached by the FA with a view to his becoming the next England coach, according to reports. Also, Inter are ready to break the bank to lure Liverpool's Rafa Benitez to the San Siro while Milan join the queue to sign Arsenal's Thierry Henry in the summer. FA CHASE CAPELLO Sources in Italy are saying that the FA have offered Fabio Capello a lucrative deal to step away from the Deli Alpi and Turin for a new life in London. It has emerged that the Football Association is looking for a high-profile replacement for Sven-Goran Ericsson after he steps down after the World Cup. Since the initial championing of British coaches such as Alan Curbishley, Stuart Pearce and Martin O'Neill it would appear that a name with more European success behind him is preferred, and Don Fabio's CV would certainly fit that bill. Having won everything on offer in Italian, Spanish and European football, the former Real Madrid coach has recently been quoted as saying he would enjoy the challange of working in England and that perhaps the time is right for him to move into the international game. “Coaching a foreign national side appeals to me,” he said in January. “This would take up two to three months of my time and would allow me to travel.” The deal supposedly tabled by the FA would include a plush London pad and a reported salary of around 6.5 million Euros a year. Whether or not this is enough to tempt him away from the Italian champions remains to be seen though, as he has also indicated that he wishes to see out the remainder of his current contract. －－－ 　　肥约！真的很肥！ 　　不过看来两边的分歧会在於什麽时候交接， 　　因为 Capello跟 JUVE的约到2007年，时候未到 JUVE应该不会轻易放人， 　　而英格兰方面则早就打算在今年世界盃结束後换帅。 　　我一直有印象英格兰足协说过下任国家队主帅要找本土教练， 　　所以爆出这个新闻我蛮意外的，不过三个新闻网站都登了，就贴一下吧。 　　此前有传闻 JUVE在找2007年 Capello假始不续约的接班人选， 　　Spalletti是名单上第一个浮现的名字，但是本人已表示没有兴趣。 　　义大利这几天另外的两大新闻， 　　一是 Inter有意挖角 Liverpool主教练 Benitez来顶替 Mancini， 　　二是 Milan朝 Arsenal王牌射手 Henry进军， 　　都颇妙，连同我们家这则 Capello转战英格兰国家队， 　　就当奇观看看吧～（爆） -- 　　　　无知也要有个限度。 --

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