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With Manchester City number one shot stopper Joe Hart sidelined for at least a month following a badly sprained ankle, City boss Mark Hughes is frantically looking for cover.
City’s number two, Kasper Schmeichel has been belly aching for months because of the lack of first team opportunities, however, it is thought manager Mark Hughes has not been overly impressed with the son of former United ace Peter Schmeichel’s dedication to the cause and wants to bring in another keeper.
Rumours circulating Manchester suggest Sparky is keen to take United’s third choice goalkeeper, Ben Foster on a month’s loan, however Rags boss Sir Alex Ferguson is thought to have dismissed the idea.
Under Premier League rules a club can be granted special permission to arrange a loan outside the normal transfer window if injuries have left them unreasonably exposed.