Vicente del Bosque is entering his fourth year in his coaching career with the Spanish national team. Because he had experienced everything and is getting quite old, the former coach of Besiktas is planning to retire from coaching after the EURO 2012.

According to Del Bosque, Spain will probably be the last team he handles after EURO 2012. Even if he does not retire, the 61-year-old coach said that he would not be coaching a club after coaching La Furia Roja.

“I’m not going to coach a club after leaving the national team. You can not claim 100 percent sure, but I think I’ll retire after my contract with the Spanish Football Federation after the EURO later,” Del Bosque said in an interview with Canal Plus.

Del Bosque began to coach the Spanish national team in 2008. When He took over Luis Aragones who resigned after winning EURO 2008 for Spain. In the four years of his leadership, Del Bosque succeeded in making the Spanish national team as one of the best teams in the world by winning the 2010 World Cup.