Man City manager rules out Joe Hart deal

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has no plans signing England goalkeeper, Joe Hart. 

This was in response to speculations in the media on Wednesday that the Anfield club were nearing to sign a £20m deal for the Manchester City keeper, presently playing at Torino on loan.

 

Hopefully, the 30-year-old would leave City but Klopp is not looking his way as he is satisfied with current, goalkeepers, Simon Mignolet and Loris Karius.

 

“He’s a fantastic keeper, the highest quality, but it’s not for us at the moment, nor in the future,” he stated.

 

Hart made his opinion known to the BBC Sport in March that he is “surplus to requirements” at City and would not play for the Premier League club again.

His move to Italian side, Torino, on a season-long loan in August, was consequent upon the grant of leave from City’s manager, Pep Guardiola.

 

“If you’re not going to win there is no point in fighting, especially someone as powerful as that,” Hart remarked.

 

Guardiola has said no action would be taken unless the season ends.

 

Klopp assured that midfielder, Adam Lallana, would return to full training in the following days of next week after his thigh injury, and that forward, Danny Ings, is training again after a severe knee problem.

Nevertheless, midfielder, Jordan Henderson, stays away due to knee injury.

 

“At this moment he cannot really train. We must wait. We are in intense talks with different medical departments,” Klopp remarked.

“He looks really healthy but he can’t play football.”


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