Chelsea urged to give forgotten ex-Liverpool man another chance - 'Still a good player'
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It has now been more than a decade since Raheem Sterling left Liverpool to join Manchester City.
Four Premier League titles and 12 trophies in total later, his career has not gone badly.
Former Chelsea winger Florent Malouda says Sterling could still work his way back into Chelsea's plans, however.
That comes with conversations — honest conversations — because you need players like him, but at his best level.
"While he's still a Chelsea player, we should do everything as a club for him to feel at home.
I think that's the best way to get the best out of a player like Sterling."
"It doesn’t look like Sterling will still be at Chelsea by the time he turns 31 in December," Dennis Wise, speaking to Sky Bet, said.
Chelsea have gone down a very young route now, bringing in players mostly between 18 and 25, and Raheem doesn’t fit that category anymore
But it does look clear now that the writing’s on the wall — Raheem isn’t going to play much of a part in Chelsea’s future."
Liverpool.com says: Sterling has had a good career, but it hasn't perhaps gone the way it might have