Liverpool aren’t likely to profit if Raheem Sterling leaves Manchester City.
The England international traded Anfield for the Etihad in a controversial transfer back in the summer of 2015, with the deal worth an initial £44m but having the potential to rise to £49m.
Seven years on and the 27-year-old could be on the move again, ahead of his contract expiring next summer, with the Manchester Evening News reporting that Sterling is closing in on a move to Chelsea after agreeing personal terms with the West London club.
