Today in Stupid: Arsenal looking to replace Petr Cech with Man City's Joe Hart

It looks pretty obvious that Joe Hart will not be a Manchester City goalkeeper for the future. He's now on loan at Torino in Italy, is doing well there and there is a chance he signs for his current club permanently.

Pep Guardiola has clearly made a mistake replacing Hart with Claudio Bravo, since the Chilean is now the backup to backup City keeper Willy Caballero, but it's impossible to imagine that Hart will be the Sky Blues keeper with Pep as the manager.

If he doesn't sign for Torino on a permanent basis next season, Hart will be back to England from his loan, and there's a big chance some Premier League teams will be making offers to sign the England number one. Clubs like Liverpool and West Ham United are constantly linked with the 29-year-old, and we have to wait until the summer to see if their interest turns into offers.

One club that definitely does not need to be interested in Joe Hart is Arsenal. They have Petr Cech, one of the greatest shot-stoppers in Premier League history, who's still relatively young for a goalkeeper (34 years old) and has many high-level years ahead of him. Arsene Wenger hasn't made many great signings recently, but Cech is certainly one of them, and it's hard to picture the player retiring anytime soon.

But according to the Mail, Wenger is looking for possible replacements for Cech, and Joe Hart would be one of them. The report already creates a magical £15 million price tag that would certainly convince City to sell Hart to a direct rival, without taking into account that, you know, Hart won't accept being a backup to Petr Cech and just wait for the guy to retire.

You've got to be creative to come up with that stuff, right?