Manchester City have completed the signing of Raheem Sterling from Liverpool, reportedly for £49 million.
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The starlet has been headlining all papers in England recently for his reported behaviour at Liverpool, but now his move to the Citizens is officially confirmed.
Sterling gave an interview to BBC months ago, where he expressed his desire to win trophies in his career, and the rumours circulated ever since.
City manager, Manuel Pellegrini, revealed his eager to work with the England starlet, who will wear the number seven jersey at the club.
"Raheem Sterling is one of the best attacking players in world football, and I am very much looking forward to him joining our squad out in Australia later this week," Pellegrini told the club's official website.
"He is a young player with outstanding ability, and I am sure the Manchester City fans will be very excited about seeing him in action for the team."
Sterling, who has represented England 16 times, will play Champions League football next season with City, and will look to challenging for the English Premier League title.
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Sterling made his debut in 2012 for Liverpool, where he scored 23 goals in 129 games, while he assisted a further 25 goals.
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