Raheem Sterling Transfer News: Three Clubs Eye Chelsea Star Amid Juventus Interest

BREAKING: Raheem Sterling Transfer Saga Heats Up

Three Premier League clubs are circling Chelsea star Raheem Sterling, who is eager to depart Stamford Bridge before the transfer deadline. The 29-year-old’s reported £325,000 weekly wage has emerged as the main stumbling block.

According to Goal, Crystal Palace and Aston Villa are keen to snap up Sterling, with both teams still discussing the possibility of a deal. However, his lucrative contract remains a significant obstacle, as neither club may be willing or able to match his substantial wage demands.

The situation takes an interesting turn as Juventus, who had previously been linked with Sterling, have reignited their interest in signing the forward. However, their pursuit is conditional on the potential sale of Federico Chiesa to Barcelona or another club. This sale would need to materialize for Juventus to consider bringing Sterling to Turin.

Sterling’s desire to leave Chelsea stems from his recent exclusion from the first team by manager Enzo Maresca. The winger has reportedly grown tired of being omitted from matchday squads and is now looking for a fresh start elsewhere.

As the transfer window ticks down, the race to secure Sterling’s signature is heating up. With three teams vying for his services, this summer could be a defining one for the mercurial winger. Will Crystal Palace, Aston Villa, or Juventus manage to bring Sterling to their respective squads? Only time will tell.

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