City of Manchester The England forward could be the man to take over for Romelu Lukaku at Chelsea.
Thomas Tuchel is starting to rebuild his squad after many players left this summer. After failing to sign Raphinha, they have now signed Raheem Sterling and may soon complete the signing of Kalidou Koulibaly.
Sterling could be the player who breaks Chelsea's number nine curse. The Englishman has the potential to be Chelsea's next Didier Drogba. Let's compare Sterling's Premier League statistics to those of Didier Drogba.
In 254 Premier League games for Chelsea, the retired Ivorian striker scored 104 goals and provided 64 assists. In 320 Premier League games for both Manchester City and Liverpool, Raheem Sterling scored 109 goals and provided 77 assists.
Chelsea will be Raheem Sterling's third Premier League club, while Chelsea was Drogba's only Premier League club during his playing career. Didier Drogba and Raheem Sterling, on the other hand, each won four titles.
Based on goals and assists per game, Drogba is clearly more clinical and productive in front of goal than Sterling, owing to the fact that he played fewer games than the Englishman. Sterling will be the man in charge of Chelsea's attacking line next season.
He still has a chance to break the 200-goal barrier in the Premier League. He has proven to be one of the best forwards in Europe's top five leagues, and he cost Chelsea 45 million Euros in a transfer fee.
Chelsea could still bring in a right winger to help Raheem Sterling in the attacking line. How many goals will Sterling be able to score for Chelsea next season?
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Senegal When asked who his best Liverpool teammate was, Sadio Mane sidestepped Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah.
Mane and Salah have spent the last five years with the Reds on the offensive line.
If rumors circulate that the two African stars do not get along, the Egyptian debunked them in a recent interview, stating that he is on good terms with the AFCON 2021 winner.
Sadio Mane praised Roberto Firmino's qualities to ESPN Brazil, saying the Brazilian striker deserves more credit for his performances.
"'Why don't you give me more assists?'" "I believe I already gave you some." But, of course, he was always generous with his assistance. So, thank you, Bobby, and I'll do everything I can to give you some in the coming games." He definitely deserves more credit than me and Mo.
"He's always seeing [opportunities for] goals, but to be honest, I don't see myself or Mo scoring as many goals as we do without Bobby." Because he makes our lives easier. " Brazil is extremely fortunate to have Firmino. I'd love to... "I always tell Bobby, you should change your nationality and come to Senegal," which would be a dream come true for me. I just
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