Italy boss Marcello Lippi insists he has not yet decided what he
will do after this summer's World Cup.
It is widely believed that the experienced coach will step
down from his position with the national side, with numerous
high-profile roles across Serie A reported to be waiting for him.
The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) are keen for the
matter to be resolved before they head for South Africa, but they
remain in the dark for now.
Lippi, who led the Azzurri to global glory in 2006, is
playing his cards close to his chest and has revealed that he will
continue to do so while he prepares his troops for the defence of
their crown.
"I have not said that I'll leave yet," he told Sky Italia.
"I have not said what I will do after the World Cup.
"We are still three months away from the World Cup at the
moment and I am focused on doing my job. Once everything is sorted,
then we will talk about the future."
