Top of the heap is Atletico Madrid striker Radamel Falcao, who's set to snub Chelsea leaving City in pole situation for his signature a' based on the Sunday People. The paperas Simon Mullock writes: aThe Blues boss Roberto Mancini is a admirer of the Atletico Madrid front-man and will not want a of last summer when he missed out on a bunch of leading targets. aNow his hopes of getting A50million-rated Falcao to the Etihad have already been improved by accounts in Spain declaring that the 27-year-old has told his club that he isnat open to a move to Chelsea. aCity watch the European champions as their greatest threat in the fight to land Falcao. aThey lost out to Chelsea last summer in the competition to sign Eden Hazard and, with Carlos Tevez and Edin Dzeko established to follow Mario Balotelli out of the team, the look for striking supports has already started. aNapolias Edinson Cavani is also at the top of Mancinias wanted list, with Real Madridas Gonzalo Higuain and Robert Lewandowski of Borussia Dortmund also being seen as possibilities.a The same paper also reports that Newcastle are set to join the race for Joleon Lescott. Everton and Aston Villa are reputedly eager to sign the defense when the exchange screen opens again in the summertime. aLescott, 31 in August, has been hunting a return to Goodison Park despite his acrimonious A24m starting in 2009,a produces Steve Bates. aBut that prospect is clouded with uncertainty as Everton key Moyes is uncertain about their own career path. aAnd thatas informed Toon chef Alan Pardew and Villa boss Paul Lambert. Everton stay Lescottas top selection and if Moyes stays he could still get his wish.a Remember, weall be the first to create you any official transfer news on mcfc.co.uk! Finally, City and England no.1 Joe Hart has been warning against complacency in front of the Three Lionsa expertise with Montenegro on Tuesday. Talksportas site reports: aRoy Hodgsonas area might find themselves sometimes five points behind or perhaps a place clear based on the consequence of Tuesdayas match, and the Manchester City keeper demands England won't get their foot off the gas as they seem to secure their trip to Brazil nextAsummer. "aTuesday is large, an exciting sport for people. We're getting closer to the Entire World Cup finals,a Hart said followingAEnglandas 8-0 victory over San Marino. "aWe have got to perform. Maybe we might be accused of using our foot off the pedal as we let a edge slip away against them last time when we needed only a place. "aThat isn't likely to function as case now. We've got work on our hands within an intimidatingAarena, but we have absolutely got the capabilities.aa Higuain on Blues' radar? Tattoo will do nicely for England skipper Lescott
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