City paid 49m pounds ($76.4 million) for Sterling, with the England international signing a 5-year contract at the Etihad Stadium Manchester City made Raheem Sterling the most expensive English player in history when they completed a deal for the 20-year-old forward on Tuesday, rubber-stamping an acrimonious end to his Liverpool career.
City paid 49 million pounds ($76.4 million) for Sterling, according to media reports, with the England international signing a five-year contract at the Etihad Stadium.
The pacy winger will fly out to join his new team mates, who are on a pre-season tour in Australia.
“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,”
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