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Fabio Capello has declared that his role as coach of the England national team will be his last in football.

"I will complete my contract with England, but my time in the dugout will end with my England experience," he told Italian paper La Repubblica.

"However, I would like to end my career having made an impact at a World Cup."

The 62-year-old signed a four-year deal in January, however reports on Thursday suggested his contract will be up for review following the 2010 World Cup.

Meanwhile, Capello also told La Repubblica that he would prefer Frank Lampard to play his club football in the Premier League.

The Chelsea midfielder has been linked with move to Serie A giants Inter Milan during the summer transfer window.

"As England coach I would prefer it if Lampard remained in England - he would have less travelling to do that way," added Capello.

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