Papers: Man City set their price for Sterling

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  Paper Talk Manchester City has placed a £67.5m price tag on Raheem Sterling as Barcelona prepares to make a move for the England winger. Antonio Conte has reportedly rejected the chance to take over as Newcastle manager as he is holding out for the Manchester United role to become available. Newcastle is planning a shock swoop for Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone and also wants the club's sporting director Andrea Berta. Manchester United is planning a January clear-out with Donny van de Beek and Anthony Martial at the top of the list of those players who could be on their way out of Old Trafford. Sergio Aguero might only spend a single season with Barcelona before finally linking up with his friend Lionel Messi at Paris Saint-Germain. Everton is said to be looking at Morecambe teenager Connor Pye, who has been touted as "the next Andy Robertson." European Super League chiefs are planning a second launch with numerous changes to rules, including no permanent membership
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£300M SAUID TAKEOVE IS BACK ON NEWCASTLE UNITED

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 We've f***ing done it!': Newcastle United fans flood social media to celebrate news that their £300m Saudi takeover is BACK ON... and supporters' popular #cans tag is used so much it trends No 1 on Twitter!

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