Whether with dignity or not, Raheem Sterling had given himself the perfect negotiating platform. After a week of intense speculation concerning his future at Liverpool—in which he’d admitted ...

Raheem Sterling's time at Liverpool may be drawing to a close. Sources from the player's camp have revealed that he is now prepared to turn down a contract offer worth as much as £180,000 a week ...

The fact that Raheem Sterling wants to leave Liverpool isn't the problem. It's how he and his team have handled the exit, writes Iain Macintosh.

It started with Raheem Sterling’s live Instagram Q&A with supporters last week. Asked if he would ever go back to Liverpool, the Manchester City winger said: “To be honest with you, I love ...

The Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers blamed Sterling’s then agent, Aidy Ward. “A 20-year-old boy does not pick up the phone to ask to speak to the BBC,” Rodgers said.

Liverpool is one option that will surely not be on the cards for Raheem Sterling as he looks for a route out of Chelsea - while he remains keen to stay in the Premier League ...

It took him 807 minutes. The rate at which Raheem Sterling now scores, he would normally get eight goals in that time; perhaps even 10. Not against Liverpool, however.

LONDON (AP) Raheem Sterling became the most expensive English footballer ever on Tuesday after joining Manchester City from Premier League rival Liverpool in a drawn-out move costing 49 million ...

Liverpool winger Raheem Sterling has been charged with assaulting a woman. Police say the 27-year-old woman, who is known to the footballer, was slightly injured during the incident in November in ...

Raheem Sterling's fragile relationship with Liverpool may be broken beyond repair when he tells manager Brendan Rodgers he wants to leave Anfield when they meet later this week.. Liverpool have ...

The key to Chelsea’s success down the right was going direct into James or Sterling, with the former Liverpool man positioning himself in between the lines in the right half-space — away from ...

Raheem Sterling won't be a Liverpool player in two years' time. That's the view of ex-Fulham star turned pundit Rodney Marsh. He expressed the view, one that's likely to provoke strong feelings ...