Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has suggested that Joe Hart does not have a future with the two-time Premier League champions.

The 29-year-old left the Etihad Stadium at the start of the campaign to join Torino on loan after it was made clear that he would not be first choice.

Claudio Bravo arrived from Barcelona to replace Hart, but he has since dropped behind Wilfredo Caballero in the pecking order after a series of mistakes.

When asked by reporters if Hart will return to the club, Guardiola said: "I'm so happy with Willy and Claudio."

With regards to who will take the number one spot, the Spanish coach claimed: "I will decide about that at the end of the season. I trust a lot in both and we'll decide - not just the goalkeepers, the midfielders, wingers, strikers, full-backs - we are going to decide at the end of the season.

"We'll think about [offering Caballero a new deal] but we'll make the decision at the end of the season. They have to try to keep going, to convince me every day.

"There are five, six players out of contract but they know the situation. Of course there is a risk, maybe they can sign a contract for another club and we have to accept that. But we are going to decide in the last months of the season."

Liverpool, Chelsea and West Ham United are among the clubs who have been linked with Hart.