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'''Raheem Sterling''' (born 8th December 1994)<ref name="liverbird1"/> is an English [[association football|footballer]] who plays for [[Liverpool F.C.|Liverpool]]. He plays as a [[midfielder]]. Despite being Jamaica-born Sterling plays for the English youth teams due to his heritage.
'''Raheem Sterling''' (born 8th December 1994)<ref name="liverbird1"/> is an English [[association football|footballer]] who plays for [[Liverpool F.C.|Liverpool]]. He plays as a [[midfielder]]. Despite being Jamaican-born Sterling plays for the English youth teams due to his heritage.


==Playing career==
==Playing career==

Revision as of 16:03, 9 March 2010

Raheem Sterling
Personal information
Position(s) Winger
Team information
Current team
Liverpool F.C

Raheem Sterling (born 8th December 1994)[1] is an English footballer who plays for Liverpool. He plays as a midfielder. Despite being Jamaican-born Sterling plays for the English youth teams due to his heritage.

Playing career

He played in a 'Victory Shield' youth match for England against Northern Ireland where he assisted the second goal in a 2-0 win.[2] Before the match he said "It is a big ambition of his to represent England. I'm just really pleased he can do that while playing for QPR."[3] He has been dubbed the "new Theo Walcott".[4]

Liverpool

On 27 February 2010, Raheem joined Liverpool Football Club for around £500,000[5] from QPR. The attacking midfielder will join the club's Academy set-up in Kirkby.[1]

Liverpool managing director Christian Purslow said: "The success of our academy is vital to the future stalling of homegrown youth and we have made clear that we will continue to invest in outstanding youngsters from overseas.[1]

"Raheem is a very exciting young English player whose progress was being closely monitored by many other leading clubs and I'm delighted he's joining us.[1]

"Frank McParland (academy director) and his staff have done a great job in bringing him to Liverpool."[1]

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