Manchester City Re-signs Goalkeeper James Trafford from Burnley for £27m
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Summary
Manchester City agrees to re-sign goalkeeper James Trafford from Burnley for £27m, exercising their buy-back clause.
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He impressed last season as Scott Parker's side won promotion back to the Premier League keeping 29 clean sheets across 45 Championship games and was named in the division team of the year.
City had a buy-back clause for Trafford but also matching rights, allowing them to match any offer from another club.
They have done so following a £27m bid from Newcastle and Traff
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