Last July, Chelsea paid City £47.5 million for Sterling, a sum that seemed like a relative bargain for an England winger who had helped his team win four Premier League championships in five years and was valued at €90.1 million (£79.8 million) by FootballTransfers' in-house algorithm.
Despite playing in four different positions for three different managers and scoring just seven goals in 33 games overall, some reports indicate that Bu Sterling may be moving on from his current team at the end of the current campaign.
Since Todd Boehly took over the club from Roman Abramovich in May, Sterling has contributed to a €600 million player spending spree, but the Blues currently sit in 12th place in the Premier League, which Sterling finds hard to understand.
To create for the future, we must look in the correct way and to the incoming manager, he or she said.
After Chelsea's 2-1 loss to Potter's former team, Brighton, two weeks ago, it was widely believed that Sterling was the player Boehly singled out for criticism in the locker room. In any case, Sterling maintains his composure.
He stated, "I haven't whined about not playing in my position. "I came here intending to try to contribute in any way I can.
It was a dream come true to arrive here at first. Even if that hasn't happened, I still feel that energy and am ready to go because I know that things will turn out better.
Real Madrid and Manchester United were both mentioned in connection with Sterling before he transferred to Chelsea and City from Liverpool in 2015.
The Blues implemented a ground-breaking transfer strategy last summer when they recruited a number of youthful stars to long-term contracts. At a cost of almost €600 million, 16 new players have been recruited to the squad in the past year, with these stars often signing contracts that are substantially longer than five years in some cases.
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