Russia's FA does not have enough money to pay national team manager Fabio Capello, according to Sergey Stepashin who is a member of the governing body's executive committee. 'I can say for a fact that the Russian Football Union simply does not have enough money to pay Capello's salary,' the news agency Interfax on Wednesday quoted Stepashin as saying. 'It is not something to be proud of when we can't pay Russia's head coach what he is owed. Fabio Capello coaches his Russia team from the touchline during a 2014 World Cup qualifier against Luxembourg. The Italian has not been paid in five months by the Russian FA due to lack of finances
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Fabio Capello has been manager of Russia since 2012
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Russian FA claim they need to find financial benefactors to fund Italian
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Russia travel to Austria for Group G Euro 2016 qualifier on Saturday
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Former England boss guided country to 2014 World Cup
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Capello also been in charge of Real Madrid, Juventus and AC Milan
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