Former Liverpool star sees clothing business close down after escalating losses

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Exiled Chelsea forward Raheem Sterling has seen his 1692 clothing brand halt operations, as per Companies House records. Sterling has endured a challenging few years, which included being excluded from Chelsea's senior squad and an unsuccessful loan stint at Arsenal, which didn't lead to any solid offers for a permanent transfer last summer.

Chelsea forward Raheem Sterling (Image: Getty Images) A recent update from Sterling showing him at Chelsea's training ground late into the evening caused quite a stir, leading to intervention from the Professional Footballers' Association. I've been in Raheem's situation and Axel's situation as a player.

It's not just Chelsea, it's any club in the world, I can promise you. "Italy, Spain, England, France, USA, Brazil, any club in the world... when, for any reason, the player and the club doesn't find any solution and you give the player all the tools to do training sessions and do everything.