Vicente del Bosque says he's prepared to leave his Spain job.
Del Bosque explained he would not make any decision on his future until after Spain's final match of the World Cup against Australia, and refused to single out any of his players for the team's failures in Brazil, insisting: "Everyone is to blame."
"We are still competing, so I don't think this is the moment to speak about my future, but I will do what is best for everyone," he told a press conference.
"I want to repeat that I don't want to be a hindrance to the Spanish Football Federation. The good of Spanish football should become above all personalities.
"I want to try and act correctly with the Federation, which has always treated me well. If I am a problem for our football, I will go. The interests of the national team and the Federation will rank above my own interests when I make my decision."
