Arsenal is reportedly considering a move for Raheem Sterling, but they will only proceed if Chelsea agrees to a key condition.
According to The Independent, the Gunners are looking to strengthen their attack, and Sterling, who has been informed that he is not in Enzo Maresca’s plans at Chelsea, could be a potential target.
However, for the deal to go through, Chelsea would need to agree to cover part of Sterling’s contract and wages….
Continue ReadingThe report also indicates that Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is keen on bringing in a versatile player to boost his attacking options.
It’s believed that Arteta is looking to add more depth to his squad to ease the burden on Bukayo Saka, who is expected to have a demanding schedule with frequent matches following the international break.
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A key reason behind Arsenal’s interest in Sterling is the existing relationship between the player and Arteta. They previously worked together during Arteta’s time as assistant manager at Manchester City under Pep Guardiola.
This familiarity, along with Sterling’s understanding of Arsenal’s tactical approach—similar to that of Manchester City—makes him an appealing option for Arteta.
Sterling currently earns £325,000 a week at Chelsea, a figure that is well above Arsenal’s wage structure.
The North London club is reportedly willing to offer around £150,000 a week, meaning Sterling would need to accept a significant pay cut to join Arsenal.
In addition to Sterling, Arsenal are also considering a move for Bayern Munich’s Kingsley Coman. The French winger has been made available as Bayern looks to reduce their wage bill.
Arsenal is keeping an eye on the situation, knowing that market conditions could change in the final hours of the transfer window, possibly leading to unexpected opportunities.
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