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    What Has Happened to RAHEEM STERLING!?
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    What Has Happened to RAHEEM STERLING!?



    THE RISE AND FALL OF RAHEEM STERLING!
    IN THIS I TALK ABOUT THE CAREER OF STERLING, THE UPS AND THE DOWNS AND WHAT IS NEXT?

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    4. @lechristianlacroix on

      As you age, you must reinvent yourself. Can’t try and do the same thing your younger self would do. Once you hit 30 everybody that age and above knows… things change. He can also go play and be nasty for a smaller club. Or just retire with a new purpose like Hazard!

    7. @tiamia5371 on

      On the pitch his spell at arsenal was woeful but off the pitch he was great. He always visited the academy and helped the kids gave them advice etc helped Ethan and Myles and was just a great guy.

    8. @Uptxwn-Nai on

      Raheem had the streets and real ones know where he comes from not many make it out like this

      respect for the career he’s had and I hope he finds his way again he’s only 30 and he’s still got afew years left in him !

    10. @griffithjr1266 on

      Bro, big appreciation from Nairobi, this is the content we're here for. It feels like I am there in London the way you tell the story. More like this Cams..!🇰🇪

    15. @obindim3828 on

      There’s nothing special about it, even Rooney was washed at 30. If you start playing professionally very early, it will catch up to you. It’s a human thing, minutes caught up and he couldn’t bounce back from injuries to his past self. That’s why everyone knows this might happen to yamal.

    18. @KidCudi72 on

      He's a retired man with zero ambition anymore besides collecting his paycheck. Couldn't run or press at Chelsea, was selfish and just playing for his own numbers at the time to pad his legacy. Went to Arsenal and was so poor he couldn't see the pitch over teenagers. Ruled that Chelsea was the sole issue. He's unfit, he's fat and he's frankly just old and tired. Doesn't want to leave London. He's comfortable receiving a paycheck until his contract runs out.

    25. @jonboy1814 on

      Raheem Sterling has only fallen off the football food chain because of his wage demands and wanting to stay in the Premier League.
      PSR has killed his career literally.
      True legend in his own right all the best with his future sad to see him miss out on sooo much football maybe playing Professional football from 16 years old has been a hindrance rather than a positive to his career. 🙏🏽❤️💯

    27. @ADAJ3KINGANGEL on

      I saw the De Bruyne assist reel that the Premier League uploaded not too long ago; Most of the time De Bruyne put it on a plate for his teammates to score, but in many of Kevin’s assists to Sterling, Raheem did a lot of 1v1 work after receiving the pass to score.

    29. @byanymeansnecessary3052 on

      Excellent work bro. Sterling and Milner probably the longest in the league. But Raheem doesn’t get the same respect on his name from whyt Media. That’s why people like you are important. Keep it up 👍🏿. ( RAHEEM STERLING ) PREM LEGEND..

    30. @shawngreenjr.9548 on

      As a Chelsea fan, it's sad to see what's happened to Sterling. I was so happy when we signed him from Man City because he scored a lot of goals and was an effective player. When he came to Chelsea, his decision making was awful and constantly dribbled in to players. Hope he can revive his career in January

    31. @malcolm1305 on

      One thing i noticed about him in city is that his movement without the ball and relocation after the give and go were so elite…like you cant tell me the man didnt have iq he was always in the space waiting for a pass or a rebound. Elite movement reminds me of cavani. If his finishing was better or he was played in a 4 4 2 from back in the day as a SS he would have been nasty.

    32. @Mayor_of-benin69 on

      Imo…..too much football at a very young age….history has alwaus shown that playing so much so early means you most likely have a short career……once u hit 30 or 31 the injuries takes it tolls especially when u relied on athletic ability….eg owen rooney, gotze,bojan, josh mcechran(chelsea reject)

    35. @Nawris91 on

      IMO Sterling went from somewhat overrated to crazily disrespected after that miss against Lyon during the covid season. His fall off recently is just mileage – players that play top level football so young, also bow out relatively young.

    36. @BlackWolf_1683 on

      He's not a legend in any sense of the word; he is a good player, but not world-class or legendary status. He had 3 elite seasons and Man City under Pep, whose teams were the best in Premier League history. Sterling was one of the top Premier League players for three seasons, but that success came to an end. You need to consider that during his prime, Manchester City had an incredible number of shots on goal, which puts his goal-scoring record into context, given the team he was a part of. While he was a top Premier League player for three years, he was never a legend; he only scored 20 Premier League goals once in his entire career. Additionally, he played as a modern striker/winger, which is different from classical wingers like Ryan Giggs and Gheorghe Hagi. He took far more shots than they did and played in stronger teams. While Raheem Sterling was a top-level Premier League player for three years, I don't believe he belongs in the category of legends. Additionally, when it comes to criticism from the media and fans, there are many white players who have faced far more vicious attacks than Sterling has. Having said all of that, Sterling was at best a top-level Premier League player and is in no way a flop, just not as good as what the likes of Trevor Sinclair say that he was.