Overview
- The Athletic, via Yahoo Sports, reports Rodgers is close to an agreement to become Al Qadsiah's manager.
- He has travelled to Saudi Arabia to complete talks, and the appointment could be confirmed before the end of the week.
- TalkSPORT reports he would succeed Michel Gonzalez, who was sacked on Sunday, with negotiations led by former Rangers CEO James Bisgrove.
- Rodgers has been unemployed since resigning from Celtic in October after winning four Scottish Premierships, three Scottish Cups and four League Cups.
- Coverage says Al Qadsiah targeted Rodgers for his trophy record and playing philosophy at a billionaire-backed club.