CAHILL

Gary Cahill has admitted that he is waiting to see what offers come in for him before he makes a final decision on where he will be playing next season. He will be out of contract in the summer of 2012, which means he'll be able to leave Bolton for nothing.

Manchester City are at the forefront of landing Bolton Wanderers defender Gary Cahill this summer.

Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish is understood to also be interested in the centre-half.

However, the Mirror claims the Scot is likely to lose out to City in any battle for the England international’s signature.

Dalglish has earmarked the centre-back position as a priority are and sees Cahill as the perfect candidate.

But if Wanderers hold out for the £20 million they are demanding then this may price the Merseysiders out of the running.

Owen Coyle has said that he wants Gary Cahill to stay at Bolton Wanderers. Cahill has established himself as one of the best defenders in the Premier League since joining Bolton two years ago and made his England debut in September.

The 24-year-old has regularly been linked with other clubs and was most recently mooted as a target for reigning champions Chelsea.

However, Coyle does not want to lose any of his best players as he also tries to convince Johan Elmander to sign a new contract at the Reebok Stadium.