Capello, who is on a £6million-a-year contract with the FA, is hoping to still be in charge of the Three Lions in 2012.
“I hope to be still here in 2012,” he said.
“It depends on the FA and results at the World Cup of course but I am really happy.
“I like my job. I like being England manager and I hope after the World Cup I will still be manager.
“I don’t think about not being the England manager. The football in England is exciting, the Premier league is good and I enjoy working with the English players.”
“I have a good feeling with the players but also the managers and the FA,” Capello continued. “That is important for me.
“I am comfortable here in England and with this job – it gives me great satisfaction and we still have things to achieve.
“For me being happy in my job is the most important thing.
“It is not just about managing the team – it is everything.
“Being England manager makes me happy. I like living in London and so does my wife.
“The message is I am happy here and I hope to be the England manager for the Euros.”
