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What does Raheem Sterling offer to Thomas Tuchel's Chelsea

The English attacker moves from Manchester to London looking for continuity ahead of the 2022 World Cup.

By Wilian Estrella

The English attacker moves from Manchester to London looking for continuity ahead of the 2022 World Cup.
The English attacker moves from Manchester to London looking for continuity ahead of the 2022 World Cup.
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Raheem Sterling has become the first signing in Todd Boehly's new Chelsea project, who has come in guns blazing, investing heavily in building the squad for next season.

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The English attacker moves to London after asking his way out of Manchester City looking for more prominence, considering he lost his place in Pep Guardiola's starting lineup and the arrival of Erling Haaland finished pushing his transfer. Sterling can still offer great talent and he can bring success to Thomas Tuchel's team, who asked for his signing to boost his offense.

Sterling stands out for his speed and aggressiveness with his movement. He can do damage receiving the ball and in space, offering heavy runs. His characteristics fit with Mason Mount and Kai Havertz. Such traits were not provided by Timo Werner and Romelu Lukaku at the time.

Sterling’s attributes can boost Chelsea’s offense

His numbers speak for themselves. He has the ability to make a difference inside the box from his mobility and ability to get away from the opponent.

He is a player who gets to the goal very easily and is capable of producing many assists. The Blue team needs players who offer goals because their top scorer last season was Romelu Lukaku with only 15 goals and he is no longer with the club.

Raheem can play in all three attacking lanes. Last season, at Manchester City, he played as a right winger (14 games), left winger (23 games) and as an offensive reference (9 games), occupying the role of center forward and false 9.

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