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Former Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez not in talks to take over Turkey
May 25 2011 by Our Correspondent, Liverpool Echo
RAFAEL BENITEZ’S agent has rejected claims he could succeed Guus Hiddink as Turkey coach if the Dutchman returns to Chelsea.
The former Liverpool boss’ agent Manuel Garcia Quilon rejected any such speculation.
“He has not been approached by Turkey and hence, he has not held talks regarding coaching the national team,” Quilon said.
“He has received some offers from several clubs and his priority is to remain in England.”
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