Raheem Sterling Struggles at Arsenal Raise Doubts Over His Future
Raheem Sterling loan move to Arsenal has not gone as expected. Despite injuries to key players, the 30-year-old winger has failed to impress. After struggling at Chelsea, he joined Arsenal but has yet to deliver.
Raheem Sterling loan move to Arsenal has not gone as expected. Despite injuries to key players, the 30-year-old winger has failed to impress. After struggling at Chelsea, he joined Arsenal but has yet to deliver. With 82 England caps and multiple Premier League titles, his career now faces uncertainty, as top clubs seem unlikely to take another chance on him.
In the summer of 2024, Raheem Sterling’s move to Arsenal on loan from Chelsea raised eyebrows among fans, given past unsuccessful transfers from their London rivals. Mikel Arteta, who previously worked with Sterling at Manchester City, believed he could reignite the winger’s form. However, Sterling’s performances have been disappointing.
At Chelsea, he struggled for consistency, and despite arriving at Arsenal with vast experience, he has failed to make a significant impact. The start of 2025 presented an opportunity when Arsenal's key attackers were injured, but Sterling could not capitalise. His underwhelming form has led to doubts about his future at top clubs.
Sterling, 30, has played over 500 club matches and scored 136 Premier League goals, yet his decline has been evident. Chelsea showed no interest in retaining him, and another major club move now appears unlikely. His contract situation suggests he might struggle for regular first-team football in the near future.
With Arsenal pushing for silverware, Arteta may look elsewhere for attacking reinforcements. Sterling’s once-promising career at the highest level seems to be fading, and unless he finds form soon, his time at Arsenal may be remembered as a missed opportunity.
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