Report: Hart could stay at City despite interest from Sevilla, Everton

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Sevilla and Everton have emerged as potential loan destinations for Manchester City outcast Joe Hart, although the 29-year-old is hesitant to rush into a move with just two weeks remaining in the summer transfer window, according to the Guardian's Jamie Jackson.

After being dropped to the bench for the first two competitive matches of the Pep Guardiola era, Hart has apparently recognised that his future with the club is at a crossroads.

However, Jackson understands that the England international is willing to remain at the Etihad until January so he can take his time to find a long-term solution.

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The rumour mill began to churn after Guardiola selected backup Willy Caballero for City's Premier League opener against Sunderland and Tuesday's Champions League qualifier against Steaua Bucharest.

City is reportedly in negotiations to sign Claudio Bravo from Barcelona for £17 million as Guardiola looks to secure a goalkeeper with better ball-playing ability. The signing is being held up by a knee injury to Barcelona's future starter, Marc-Andre Ter Stegen.

Hart has served as City's No. 1 netminder for the past six seasons. He has made more than 300 appearances for the club since arriving from Shrewsbury Town in 2006.