Capello could quit coaching if he leaves Real

MILAN (Reuters) - Real Madrid coach Fabio Capello has said he may quit coaching if he leaves the new Spanish champions.

Real won their first title in four years on Sunday after a 3-1 comeback victory over Real Mallorca helped them pip Barcelona on the final day of the season.

Despite Capello delivering the title in his first season back, his future remains uncertain with club president Ramon Calderon offering only lukewarm support.

"The best squads already have coaches, which means I could even quit with two years pay," Capello told Gazzetta dello Sport in an interview on Tuesday.

"It is like tossing a coin into the air," he said when asked about the chances of staying at Real.

"I only know that I would like to stay to win the Champions League. I have already booked a plane ticket to return on July 19, because we start training on the 20th."

Since February, when Real looked to have blown their chances of winning a trophy, the club have hinted that the Italian would leave.

Media have linked Bernd Schuster with the job and on Monday the Getafe coach confirmed his interest.

Capello, who won the league in his first spell at the Bernabeu a decade ago, said winning this title had been the most difficult job in a distinguished career.