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Revealed: Manchester City offered player-plus-cash deal to Burnley for James Trafford | OneFootball
According to the information of journalist Alan Nixon, Burnley made a £12.8 million profit on James Trafford by selling him back to Manchester City, picking up a total of £31 million, with £3.2 million paid back to the Etihad Stadium as a 20 per cent sell-on of the £16 million profit.
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Goalkeeping star returns to Man City in record-breaking buy-back dealTrafford initially departed the Etihad in a deal worth up to $25 million, with Burnley paying an initial $20 million, a ...
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Manchester City has reportedly reached an agreement on a record-breaking contract extension with kit manufacturer Puma.
A trio of Manchester City defenders could be set for their first consistent experiences of senior professional football this ...
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