Raheem Sterling Agrees New Five-Year Contract, Committing His Future to Liverpool Until 2017: The Nightly EPL

England wunderkind Raheem Sterling has signed a new five-year contract at Liverpool, which will keep the left winger at Anfield until 2017. While Sterling has yet to reach his full potential, the signing of the young star is certainly a coup for Liverpool and will definitely help the club in the future.

Here are tonight’s Premier League news headlines:

• Raheem Sterling has agreed a new 5-year contract, committing his future to the club until 2017 — Sky Sports
• Liverpool hit snag over Sturridge after resolving to slash agents’ fees — The Guardian
• Arsenal secure deals for 5 key players including Jack Wilshere and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain — Telegraph
• Arsenal, Manchester United and Celtic await Champions League fates — The Guardian
• Gary Neville takes Sportsmail behind the scenes at Monday Night Football — The Mail
• Fulham recall goalkeeper David Stockdale from Hull — The Independent
• Gareth Bale is expected to return to Tottenham’s starting line-up this weekend  — Sky Sports
• Rafa Benítez’s Chelsea to face Swansea City in Carling Cup semi-finals — The Guardian
• Bradford City to face Aston Villa in Capital One Cup semi-final — BBC Sport
• Sunset+Vine wins BT contract to produce Premier League coverage in UK — The Guardian
• How does Michael Laudrup’s Swansea compare with Brendan Rodgers’? — Just Football
• Tottenham welcome Gareth Bale and Michael Dawson back into training — The Guardian
• Spending limits in the Premier League: Pros and Cons — Footy Blog
• Hillsborough families delighted as accidental death verdicts quashed – video — The Guardian
• Chelsea are improving, says boss Rafael Benitez — BBC Sport

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