Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has reportedly played down suggestions of an upcoming connection with Barcelona and insisted that he is 'right at home' at Anfield and is not planning to move.
Rodgers has won many admirers for the way he has turned Liverpool into genuine title contenders and has seen his name bandied about as a possible successor to Gerardo Martino at the Nou Camp.
However, Metro.co.uk reports that Rodgers has yet not got his head turned by the attention and is focusing on his long-term plans at Liverpool, saying that he feels at home in Liverpool and cannot think about being anywhere else.
Hailing the club, Rodgers also said that Liverpool is a wonderful club and hoped that as time goes on and the philosophy becomes second nature, they continue to do better and advance.
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