The sum is significant, considering Liverpool face a testing time complying with FFP

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Wigan chairman targets bright future with Roberto Martinez

Wigan chairman Dave Whelan believes the “implicit trust” he shares with manager Roberto Martinez means memories of the Spaniard's dalliance with Liverpool will be quickly forgotten as they seek to build strong foundations together.

Swansea begin search for new manager

Swansea have already started discussions over their hunt for a new manager following the departure of Brendan Rodgers to Liverpool.

Rodgers was due to hold talks with Liverpool owner John Henry last night

James Lawton: Liverpool must be bold and put trust in new man

Amid all their genius for getting things wrong, Liverpool may just have stumbled on something – and somebody – that is right.

Rodgers was due to hold talks with Liverpool owner John Henry last night

Rodgers poised to complete Anfield move

Liverpool close in on three-year contract for manager, with Swansea set for £4m compensation

Liverpool are putting their future in the hands of a young coach with strong beliefs on how the game should be played

James Lawton: Liverpool must show new man the respect he needs to do the job

Successful clubs are not shaped in boardrooms or by the whims of the crowd

Norwich manager Paul Lambert

Aston Villa step up search for new manager

Aston Villa are aiming to appoint their new manager by the start of next week with Paul Lambert and Roberto Martinez at the forefront of their thoughts, Press Association Sport understands.

Brendan Rodgers is tempted by thought of managing Liverpool

Brendan Rodgers veers towards taking Liverpool job

Brendan Rodgers dramatically emerged as the No 1 contender to become Liverpool manager last night and, as the prospects of Roberto Martinez taking the position receded, there is a possibility that the Swansea City manager could be appointed by the end of the week.

Brendan Rodgers

Swansea play down Brendan Rodgers meeting as Liverpool speculation mounts

Swansea insist a meeting between manager Brendan Rodgers and chairman Huw Jenkins had already been scheduled well before the Northern Irishman became the bookmakers' favourite for the Liverpool job.

Tottenham striker Giovani Dos Santos

Swansea interested in Tottenham striker Giovani Dos Santos

Swansea manager Brendan Rodgers is looking to bring Tottenham forward Giovani Dos Santos to the Liberty Stadium, Press Association Sport understands.

Wigan manager Roberto Martinez

Roberto Martinez set for further Liverpool talks over managerial position

Liverpool's managerial situation may become clearer today as Wigan boss Roberto Martinez is expected to have more talks with Reds owners Fenway Sports Group.

The Sports Matrix: Tuesday 29 May 2012

Hazard announces his decision to sign for Chelsea

Gylfi Sigurdsson, the Icelandic midfielder, made a major impact for Swansea while on loan last season

Brendan Rodgers link to Liverpool job fades as Gylfi Sigurdsson joins Swansea

Martinez and Van Gaal are leading contenders for Anfield job after Welsh club show intent

Wigan manager Roberto Martinez

Wigan chairman Dave Whelan turns up heat on Liverpool contender Roberto Martinez

Liverpool managerial front-runner Roberto Martinez is due to have further talks with the Merseyside club's owners tomorrow but Wigan chairman Dave Whelan is trying to force the issue by bringing forward the date he wants a decision from his manager.

Gylfi Sigurdsson

Swansea agree £6.8m fee with Hoffenheim for Gylfi Sigurdsson

Swansea have smashed their transfer window in order to keep on-loan midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson at the club on a permanent basis.

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