Sterling, this way out

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Raheem Sterling is reportedly no longer in Chelsea’s plans, with Chelsea reportedly ready to let him leave during the summer transfer window.

After two seasons at Chelsea, Raheem Sterling is not unanimous within the London club. According to Italian journalist Nicolo Schira, the Blues management has decided to place the English striker on the transfer list.

Having arrived at Stamford Bridge from Manchester City in 2022, the Kingston native could thus leave south-west London before the end of his contract, which runs until June 2027.

A mixed season

Valued at 35 million euros on the transfer market according to Transfermarktthe English striker had a modest season statistically, with 10 goals and 8 assists in 43 appearances for the Premier League team.

A mixed performance record that cost him a place in the England squad for Euro 2024 in Germany. It remains to be seen what trend will emerge for Sterling in the coming weeks.

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