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Crystal Palace are now preparing a January move for Chelsea’s Raheem Sterlingwith Oliver Glasner personally keen, and they hold an advantage in the race for his signature.
Palace are one of many clubs looking like they could make a push for the European places this season, should they manage to keep their squad together, and there has recently been a positive update on that front, despite Liverpool retaining an interest in Marc Guehi.
There has also been a new update on Adam Wharton‘s future, amid widespread interest from Premier League clubs, while the Eagles have been forced to do without Eberechi Eze this season, with the 27-year-old moving to Arsenal in the summer.
Following Eze’s departure, Glasner’s side brought in Yeremy Pino, but it has now been revealed they want to bring in another forward to soften the blow of losing their talisman in the previous window…
Crystal Palace preparing January move for Raheem Sterling
According to a report from SportsBoom, Crystal Palace are now preparing a January move for Chelsea’s Sterlingwith Glasner personally keen, and the Blues willing to pay part of the winger’s wages to get him off the books.
There is expected to be competition for the Englishman’s signature from Leeds United, but Palace may hold a key advantage in the race for his signature, as he wants to remain in the south for personal reasons.
The South Londoners’ location could give them the edge in the battle for the Chelsea outcast, who has been named as one of the best wingers in Premier League historygiven that he lives in Berkshire, but there are doubts about whether they should even pursue a move.
Pep Guardiola has praised the former Manchester City man in the past, saying: “For his confidence it will be massive, the first goal is brilliant, when Raheem executes without thinking he is excellent.”
However, the 30-year-old has had little opportunity to show his brilliance in recent times, having not made a single appearance for the Blues this season, and he struggled on loan at Arsenal last term, scoring zero goals and picking up just two assists in 17 Premier League games.
Having amassed a whopping 198 goal contributions in 396 Premier League matches and won 11 trophies, there can be no denying that Sterling was a top player in his prime, but his best days might be behind him, so it wouldn’t be the end of the world if Leeds beat Palace to his signature.
