English footballer Raheem Sterling has opened up about his current struggles on the pitch, stating that he has never experienced such a poor run of form before in his career. Sterling joined Todd Boehly's team in a £50 million deal in July but has failed to replicate the goal-scoring form that he displayed during his time with Manchester City.
Despite scoring 78 Premier League goals in the last five seasons with Manchester City, Sterling has only managed to score four league goals for his new team this season. Boehly's team has also struggled in the Premier League, currently sitting in 12th position despite a significant investment of over £251 million ($305m).
In an interview with The Sun, Sterling acknowledged his struggles and expressed his determination to overcome them: "Sometimes you have lows. I haven't been in this situation in my career so far but I am more than up to the challenge... We are disappointed when we come off the pitch and feel angry and disappointed. There are times when we finish a game you just sit in the changing room looking into space because you can't understand what has just happened."
Sterling's comments reflect the frustration that he and his teammates are feeling as they struggle to find their form. However, his determination to overcome this challenge will undoubtedly inspire his team to continue fighting and working toward their goals.
