Out-of-favour goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel admits he will
hold talks with Sven-Goran Eriksson this summer - and may leave
Manchester City.
The Danish stopper started the season as City's first
choice before losing his place in the team to fellow youngster Joe
Hart.
Schmeichel has since been out on loan at Cardiff City and is
currently enjoying his second stint in the Championship this season
with Coventry City.
He wants to play first-team football on a weekly basis and
concedes he will have to speak to City boss Sven-Goran Eriksson at
the end of the season.
"I am going to have a word with City to see what is going on,"
Schmeichel told The Sun. "It might be that I will have to leave
because Joe Hart is playing brilliantly and it is not the best for
me.
"It's no fun when you are training and preparing for a game all
week, then you warm up before the match and just sit there on the
bench.
"I have three years left on my contract, but I have a buy-out
clause if the worst does come to the worst.
"If I don't think there is any chance at all for me at City then
I might have to look at something else."