Pep Guardiola has underlined his desire to keep Raheem Sterling at Manchester City, despite talks over a new contract remaining on hold, after the England forward excelled to ruin Unai Emery’s first Premier League game in charge of Arsenal. Sterling’s representatives had opened talks on a new deal before the World Cup finals this summer, the player having enjoyed an eye‑catching season in scoring 18 league goals to help City secure the title, only to postpone those discussions before the tournament. Bernardo Silva sets seal on dominant Manchester City win over Arsenal Read more The forward earns around £170,000 a week on a contract that expires in 2020 and while talks over improved...
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