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25 Mar 2020, 11:42 GMT+10
Raheem Sterling has admitted he still has affection for Liverpool despite the acrimonious nature of his move to Manchester City five years ago.
England forward Sterling burst onto the scene as a teenager with the Reds before leaving for City in a bitter and protracted deal worth an initial Pound 44 million in 2015.
He has since developed into one of the best players in Europe, but he has always been booed on his returns to Anfield.
Yet that has not stopped the 25-year-old retaining a soft spot for his old club, although he sidestepped a direct question on whether he would return to Liverpool in a live internet Q&A session.
Speaking via the Instagram account of his representatives Colossal Sports Management, Sterling said:
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