Scharner Has Choices

Former Wigan Athletic defender Paul Scharner appears to have a choice of clubs since his departure from the Latics but he would love the chance to try his luck at Liverpool and join new boss Roy Hodgson at Anfield

Scharner`s agent Valentin Hobel has been speaking to Sky Sports and confirmed that the Austria international is in talks with a few clubs thought to be Fulham, Everton, Newcastle and Aston Villa but it appears that the likeable 30 year old is waiting for a chance to team up with Hodgson and he is biding his time.

Hodgson is thought to be a big fan of Scharner the midfield player and this would be music to the ears of Herr Scharns as we all know thats where he feels he is best suited.

Speaking to Sky Sports Hobel said: 'Roy Hodgson and Paul Scharner - this is a special relationship'

'Hodgson thinks that Paul's strengths in midfield are better than his attributes in central defence.

'Liverpool would be a dream, of course, but we are in contact with several clubs. Because he is a free transfer, he can choose.'



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