In another of the more extraordinary items of Sunday speculation, the Sunday People declare that Manchester City will be looking at hiring Brendan Rodgers. Never mind which they already have a director a Roberto Mancini a' person who has already acquired a League and FA Cup name during his tenure and is 90 minutes against Wigan far from bagging another prize. The report says second invest the very best flight only isnat good enough any longer, and accordingly they're looking elsewhere for an employer. Rodgers, despite maybe not persuading every one in his first period at Liverpool, is really a popular choice at the Etihad, where his awillingness to blood young participants early, media skills, and European knowledge a' and the star in his group is he is proficient in both English and Spanisha are highly prized. The fact that the 40-year-old is under contract at Anfield would not be a for Cityas owners, who obviously had him high on their candidate for the job the final time Mancini appeared to be on his solution. Also on the wish-list for City is yet another one-time Liverpool manager a' Rafa Benitez. And where Rodgers may possibly believe he still has unfinished business with the Reds, Benitez will be out of a job in the summer and itching to go on from Chelsea. As always with exchange speculation, but, much is dependent upon what paper you read. If The Sun is read by you today, youall get the topic aMancini staysa. Even dropping the FA Cup closing wonat cost him his job, the statement claims, because heas actually created a wholesome relationship with former Barcelona executives Ferran Soriano and sporting director Txiki Begiristain, and planning for next season is well underway. That planning carries a transfer for Napoli striker Edinson Cavani, say the Sunday Mirror, who're not afraid to trigger the Uruguayanas A52m buy-out condition and pay his A250,000-a-week wages to carry him to the Premier League. Begiristain and Soriano have already endorsed the move, apparently, as Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid also consider signing the 26-year-old. The report adds that Kyriakos Papadopoulos, the Greece global opponent presently at Schalke, is also set to become listed on in the summer, while City are also prepared to signal Marco Reus from Borussia Dortmund. Far from City, and Manchester United supervisor Sir Alex Ferguson has been coy about a move for man of the minute Robert Lewandowski. The Sunday Mirror say he didnat exclude a shift for the striker when questioned about him, which in paper talk is apparently the exact same as giving a four-year option to him. (Sunday Mirror) Meanwhile Bayern Munich are giving up hope of landing Lewandowski, and are turning their focus on Luis Suarez of Liverpool. (Sunday Telegraph) Liverpool will complete the Suarez space (whether itas momentary because of his ban, or lasting because of a move), with Loic Remy, who could be swiftly out of soon-to-be-relegated QPR for a price of A8m. (Sunday Express). And ultimately, the Mail on Sunday links Tottenham with a striker a' apparently Valenciaas Roberto Soldado is on the summertime shopping list as Spurs look to put their goal-scoring problems in it.
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