Marcello Lippi and Fabio Capello have not yet been contacted by the Football Association about the vacant England coach’s position.
“There has been no contact at all and I don’t want to say anything else,” Lippi told BBC Sport.
There have been no talks between Capello and the FA either although there have been reports of a meeting taking place this week.
The FA has, however, spoken to Jose Mourinho’s agent, Jorge Mendes, although reports emanating from Italy indicate that the former Chelsea boss has been earmarked to replace Carlo Ancelotti as coach of Milan.
Lippi, Capello and Mourinho have emerged as the three leading contenders for the England job.
Lippi, 59, won the World Cup with Italy last summer and also won domestic and European honours during his time with Juventus. Capello, 61, has won titles in both Spain and Italy and has already expressed his interest in the England job.
