According to the Daily Mail, Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers is in the frame to succeed Pep Guardiola at Man City.
It's understood that Guardiola intends to leave City after his current contract with his club expires in 2023. That's why potential successors are already looked at.
The source claims that Rodgers has been admired at the Etihad for a while and was considered for the job in 2013 before it went to Manuel Pellegrini.
Rodgers has done a great job at Leicester, taking the club to the brink of the Champions League qualification twice and winning the FA Cup last season.
Newcastle's new owners are also understood to be discussing Rodgers as a potential new manager, but he's more likely to resist their approach hold out for a job at Man City.
