Liverpool transfers: Brendan Rodgers not thinking about new contract

Brendan Rodgers has insisted that he isn’t thinking about signing a new Liverpool deal.

The Reds manager has been widely hailed after masterminding Liverpool’s top-four bid, with the the 18-time English champions romping to a memorable 5-1 victory over Arsenal at Anfield on Saturday.

I have regular contact with the owners but it’s not been discussed

Brendan Rodgers

The 41-year-old led Liverpool to a seventh-place finish in his first season in charge of the Reds after being named as Kenny Dalglish’s successor in May 2012.

Rodgers is reported to have a clause in his contract which requires owners Fenway Sports Group to inform him whether they plan to offer him a new deal by February.

But the Liverpool manager revealed he has not spoken to John W Henry or Tom Werner about penning a new contract, adding that he is relaxed about his future.

“It’s something that doesn’t really come into my thinking,” Rodgers is quoted as saying by the ECHO.

“I have regular contact with the owners but it’s not been discussed.

“I am very happy here and focused on my work. Even if I wasn’t offered anything I’d give everything for the club until the last day of that contract.”