Rodgers is also ‘unmarked’ from United

Brendan Rodgers, Leicester coach, tried on Wednesday to put an end to speculation linking him to the Manchester United bench and said he’s engaged so that your current team continues to grow.

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Michael Carrick will be in charge of United, following the dismissal of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, until the club appoints an interim manager. On his possible move to the Old Trafford team, Rodgers said: “It is not real. There is always gossip and that will be there until they appoint a full-time coach,” Rodgers said on the eve of the group stage game of the Europa League on Thursday against Legia Warsaw.

“My commitment is here. With the development of the players. I respect that you have questions to ask, but that (United speculation) does not include me, “added Rodgers, whose Leicester is 12th in the Premier League after a disappointing start to the season by the ‘Foxes’.