The metro reports that Liverpool have already decided to sack Brendan Rodgers after the Reds’ poor start to the Premier League season.
Despite spending in excess of £80m during the summer, Rodgers’ side have picked up a mere eight points from their opening six matches while struggling to see off League Two’s Carlisle in the Capital One Cup last night.
The Reds are determined to pull in the experienced Carlo Ancelotti to take over from the former Swansea boss, according to Merseyside journalist Graham Beecroft.
Beecroft says Liverpool’s Fenway Sports Group owners have decided to part ways after last night’s poor performance and are targeting Ancelotti.
‘John W Henry would have looked at that performance and thought, ‘this is not good enough and a change has to be made’, and I understand that is going to happen,’ Beecroft told talkSPORT.
‘In fact, the club board were split in what to do with Brendan Rodgers but the power base in Boston decided before this game that they were going to make the change.
‘Unless something happens, whereby Ancelotti says ‘no’, that will be the only thing that will save Brendan and, even then, he would only stay in the short term.’
