Juventus coach Fabio Capello said he intends to remain at the Stadio Delle Alpi for the coming three years, Football Italia magazine reported on Friday. "I would like to stay here for another three years. I'm happy in Turin. I can work well here, I have an excellent squad of players and I have an excellent relationship with everyone," Capello said. "I think we can still achieve some important objectives at this club," he added. The Italian veteran tactician is not worried about the contact extension talks as his current one runs until 2007. "There is no rush on my part as I still have one-year left on my agreement," the former Roma and Real Madrid boss revealed. Capello has reiterated his desire in coaching England after his club-career ends with the Old Lady. "After Juventus? Well, I'd like to take charge of a national side and it would be a great honour to lead England," he said.
