Former Liverpool forward Raheem Sterling is set to move from Man City to Chelsea for a fee of around £50m. The England man will be a big loss for Pep ...
Guardiola, it seems, still has some work to do this summer, with just a few weeks until the new campaign begins. While Christian Pulisic, Hakim Ziyech and co are good players, Sterling will deliver vastly more in terms of final product. Nonetheless, Sterling will be a huge miss for Pep Guardiola's side.
Raheem Sterling has been spotted in London ahead of the England international's medical at Chelsea after the west Londoners agreed a fee with Manchester ...
So, I think it can be a good signing if he can help Chelsea, and at the same time, I think in that position, Chelsea didn't have really that player who make the difference last season." And as a former defender, we don't like it [these passes in behind] because Sterling is really quick. It will be great as well for Chelsea because we know the quality of Sterling.
Sterling was clearly affected by the racism he suffered at Chelsea in 2018, but he shouldn't be forced to dwell on it if he chooses not to.
The story here is Sterling starting the next thrilling chapter of his incredible career. It is not on Sterling or other black athletes to keep reliving and enduring the negativity they suffer. There is a chance Sterling may want to discuss that moment. Real action is dealing with the issue at the root level and preventing it from recurring. In many ways, there’s a poetic sense of triumph to all of this. There is no denying that this moment had a lasting effect on Sterling. What followed would change the course of the discussion on racism in British sport. Far from attempting to glamourise gun crime, the tattoo was an act of defiance, a vow to never become involved in such a lifestyle. He has scored double figures of league goals in each of his past five seasons and is second only to Lionel Messi for goal contributions for Pep Guardiola teams. While Sterling could become the King of Stamford Bridge, that fan will never enter the stadium again. We are talking about a player who has scored over 100 Premier League goals, is about to play for his third Big Six club and has played for his country on over 70 occasions. The reasoning behind the CPS’ decision was a lack of evidence proving that the language used was racially aggravated after an investigation by a lip-reading specialist. He was the 17-year-old boy wonder at Liverpool, the one who dared to dream at City. Now, at Chelsea, he has an opportunity to be the main man.
CHELSEA look set to sign Raheem Sterling from Manchester City this summer.
Mount and James have also become established England internationals over the last couple of years and would not be short of suitors if they did want to embark on new chapters of their careers. And the two Chelsea academy graduates could now be licking their lips at the prospect of securing mega-money contracts. And he could help transform the Chelsea attack as they go in search of silverware following their takeover by Todd Boehly.
As his move to the Blues inches closer and closer, forward Raheem Sterling reportedly began his medical over the weekend in London and will be traveling to ...
The Englishman certainly has experience winning them and the Blues will be hoping he can experience similar success in West London. Owner Todd Boehly could join him as well on this flight. Though his transfer was not concluded in time for him to join the group that traveled to the United States for preseason, Raheem Sterling is in the process of completing his medical with the aim of departing for the States as soon as he can.
This is first major signing by Blues' new leadership under Boehly after takeover of EPL side from Abramovich. Read more at straitstimes.com.
City intend to use the influx of funds to first make a move for Brighton & Hove Albion defender Marc Cucurella. But the Seagulls have slapped a £50 million asking price for the Spain international and have also started talks for a new deal after an impressive first term in England. He did not make the line-up for either leg of their last-four defeat by Real Madrid and started only six of City's last 11 games in the league, and was on the bench for the season finale against Aston Villa. Sterling, however, has fallen down the pecking order over the past two campaigns, playing only a limited role in City's run to their fourth league title in five years and the Champions League semi-final last season, with Guardiola often preferring Phil Foden or Jack Grealish on the left.