Fabio Capello is currently out of work after his shock decision to resign from his post as England Manager. The Italian was angry with the Football Association's decision to strip John Terry of the captaincy and therefore decided he could no longer continue. The 65-year-old has recently revealed that he is eager to manage in the Premier League.
Fabio Capello Next Job Odds - Stan James
Capello had a good playing career where he played for clubs such as Roma and Milan as well as Juventus where the majority of his playing days were served. Capello also had the honour of playing for Italy on 32 occasions before ending his playing career and moving into coaching in the early 90's.
Capello was appointed Manager of AC Milan in 1991 and he would go onto have unprecedented success with the Rossoneri at the San Siro. Milan would go onto win four league titles in five years under Capello and at one stage Milan went unbeaten for 58 League games which earned them the nickname ‘The Invincibles'. That team will go down in history as one of the greatest teams ever and included great players such as Marco Van Basten, Franco Baresi, Paulo Maldini, Ruud Gullit and Frank Rijkaard.
Capello also won the Champions League in 1994 with Milan when they demolished Barcelona 4-0 in the Final. Capello then moved to Real Madrid where he won the League in his one and only season in charge. Roma was the next stop for the Italian and he once again was a hit and won the Italian League Title in 2001 which ended a long wait for the Roma fans and Capello then moved onto Juventus where he played most of his playing career.
Capello would win two league titles in Turin but they were later stripped when Juventus were involved in the match fixing scandal and although there was no suggestion of Capello being involved he quickly moved back to Madrid. Once again Capello would only last one season in Madrid and he left the following year after yet again winning the La Liga title and was sacked after the fans attacked his defensive style of play. Capello took over as England Manager in January 2008 after England had failed to qualify for Euro 2008 which was a disaster for a footballing country like England.
Capello had a very successful World Cup 2010 qualifying campaign with England but that was all forgotton after England's dismal showing in South Africa. The Three Lions just scraped out of their group before being thrashed 4-1 in the Second Round by their fierce rivals Germany. England are on the verge of qualifying for Euro 2012, which will be Capello's last tournament in charge of England.
