Former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho does not want to succeed Steve McClaren as England manager, BBC Sport understands.
Mourinho, 44, has been out of football since leaving Stamford Bridge in September but is believed to be waiting for a club rather than a national post.
Newcastle boss Sam Allardyce has also said he does not want the England job.
But ex-Real Madrid coach Fabio Capello says he is interested and Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp and Reading's Steve Coppell have not ruled themselves out.
Jose Mourinho is ready and willing to talk to the Football Association about the vacant England manager's role.
The former Chelsea boss has emerged as the fans' favourite to take over the reins from Steve McClaren, who was dismissed last week after his failure to lead England to the Euro 2008 finals.
FA chief executive Brian Barwick is set to begin his hunt for England's new boss within the next week - and contrary to an apparent consensus that he would not be tempted by the job, Mourinho admits he would welcome an approach.
'You will have to speak to the FA to see if they are interested in offering me the job,' he told The Sun.
'I cannot say what I think until they say they are interested. Tell the FA to come and get me.
'We will have to wait and see, but I rule nothing out.'
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