Ex-Arsenal player disagrees with choice to bring Raheem Sterling from Chelsea to team.

His performances lack consistency.

August 31st 2024.

Ex-Arsenal player disagrees with choice to bring Raheem Sterling from Chelsea to team.
Raheem Sterling recently made a surprising move to Arsenal, leaving many fans and experts alike questioning the decision made by Arsenal's coach, Mikel Arteta. The former Chelsea player had a turbulent time at Stamford Bridge and was deemed surplus to requirements by new manager Enzo Maresca, leading to his transfer to Arsenal on loan for the season.

Sterling, who has had a successful career with Liverpool and Manchester City, scoring 123 goals in 379 Premier League appearances and winning four league titles, has seen a decline in his recent performances. This has raised doubts in the mind of Arsenal legend Emmanuel Petit, who believes the 29-year-old winger may not be the best fit for the team.

Petit, who himself has won a league and cup double with Arsenal, shared his opinion saying, "No, Arsenal shouldn't sign Sterling. Since leaving Liverpool, he hasn't shown much improvement at Manchester City and Chelsea. He may have his moments, but his consistency and performance have been lacking. He needs to work on his final ball and scoring abilities, and I'm not sure if he is the right fit for Arteta's young and hungry team."

Arteta, who previously worked with Sterling at Manchester City, expressed his excitement about the new addition to the team, saying, "We all know his qualities and it's a big step for us to have him on board. He brings a lot of experience and I believe he will contribute in a big way to the team."

Arsenal's Technical Director, Edu, also spoke about the unexpected move, saying, "To be honest, Sterling wasn't part of our initial plans for this transfer window. But we always have to be prepared for any scenario. When the opportunity presented itself, I spoke to Mikel and our vice-chairman, Tim Lewis, to ensure everyone was comfortable with the decision. I believe Sterling's experience and track record in the league will add a lot to our squad."

The 29-year-old was seen attending Arsenal's Premier League match against Brighton on Saturday, which ended in a 1-1 draw with Joao Pedro equalizing Kai Havertz's opener and Declan Rice receiving a red card. With Sterling's arrival, Arsenal fans and experts will be eagerly waiting to see how he fits into the team and if he can help them reach new heights.

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