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The attraction of the Leicester City job is understandable to Brendan Rodgers, according to former Celtic goalkeeper Pat Bonner.
Claude Puel was relieved of his duties at the King Power Stadium on Sunday, following a poor run of form.
Attention immediately turned to who his successor will be, with Rodgers an early front-runner.
The Ulsterman has remained coy about his future, saying his sole focus is on helping Celtic achieve yet more glory this season, potentially securing 10 domestic trophies in a row.
Bonner told BBC Sport that Rodgers has a big decision to make, with the lure of a return to the Premier League obvious:
Any manager, Brendan Rodgers included, would be interested in that type of job.
It takes you back into the Premier League, it’s well paid and they have the capabilities of challenging for Europe.
Whether he would give up this job for it is the big question. He’s well paid also, he’s in Europe also, he’s winning trophies, he’s a God as far the fans are concerned.
Ten in a row is sitting there for him.
It appears likely that Leicester will make an approach for Rodgers at some point, and it will be interesting to see what the 46-year-old’s decision proves to be.
He is adored at Parkhead and can continue to be an influential figure there, but will he think he has taken the team as far as he can come May?
