Luis Suarez: Liverpool the only Premier League team I'd play for
Barcelona striker Luis Suarez has pledged his unwavering allegiance to former club Liverpool after declaring that the Merseyside outfit are the only Premier League team he'd ever play for.
The Uruguay international was asked whether he'd consider a return to England's top-flight at some point in the future after turning out at Anfield for Steven Gerrard's side in Sunday's All-Star game.
Suarez was pragmatic with his response by refusing to rule anything out, but the likelihood of him quitting Camp Nou anytime soon seems a little farfetched, particularly now that he's starting to rediscover his best form as part of Luis Enrique's attacking triumvirate that includes two other world-leading stars in Neymar and, of course, Lionel Messi.
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"You never know in football what the future holds but if I ever play in England again, I will play for the Liverpool team and not another team," the Barca ace told Liverpool TV as quoted by the
Daily Mail.
"I've missed the fans, [and] the atmosphere is unbelievable, it's amazing. Everyone who's played for Liverpool knows how important the supporters are. They know they are in my heart."
Raheem Sterling could cost £100m, admits Manuel Pellegrini
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Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini believes Liverpool would not sell Raheem Sterling unless they received a bid of £100 million.
The comment came as a response to questioning over homegrown players. Manchester City are struggling to fill the required quota of eight qualifying players in their 25-man Premier League squad.
James Milner looks set to be the latest homegrown player to leave the Etihad, following the recent exits of Scott Sinclair, Joleon Lescott and Gareth Barry out the door. As a result, Manchester City are believed to be drawing up a list of homegrown targets for this summer's transfer window.
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Sterling is one of England's brightest prospects and would be an attractive proposition for the Citizens. However, the fact that Sterling is English means there would be a significant premium on any transfer.
"Can you get Sterling? Maybe if you go to Liverpool with £100 million you can"
Couple that with the fact that Sterling is an outstanding talent and Manchester City are Liverpool's direct rivals and you are quickly looking at a huge transfer fee.
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