MADRID (Reuters) - Spain coach Vicente del Bosque has opened the door to staying on after next year's Euro 2016 tournament should the holders qualify as expected.
Del Bosque, who took over from the late Luis Aragones after Spain's triumph at Euro 2008, has previously suggested he will step down after the competition in France, where La Roja will be chasing an unprecedented third straight continental title.
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