Beckham was not chosen in Capello's squad for the 2010 World Cup, but did play a part acting as a mediator between management and the players.

It was a successful exercise and kept Beckham involved in England's set-up at a time when he was still hopeful of gaining an international recall.

But the former Manchester United star has since slipped completely out of the picture in terms of playing, although he has often stated he will never formally retire from international football.

Asked if Beckham could be part of his off-the-field team in Poland, Capello said: "I haven't thought about this."

And asked if there was any chance of Beckham being in his Euro 2012 squad, Capello added: "No, I think he will only be involved in the Olympic Games.

"I don't know. I have time to decide. Is he in my plans now? No."

Beckham won the last of his 116 caps as a substitute against Belarus in a World Cup qualifier in October 2009.