Raheem Sterling burst on to the scene last year—thrust on to
the Premier League stage by Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers as the
Reds struggled to find a partner for Luis Suarez at the top of the
attack. And what an inspired move it turned out to be by the Merseyside
men, with Sterling injecting the pace, dribbling skill and attacking
talent that they desperately lacked at the time.
Since then, however, Liverpool have bolstered their attacking options and have seemingly left Sterling without a regular position in the team—especially if Suarez stays at the club this summer.
He will likely be fighting fellow youngster Suso for game time, and won't be as integral to the team as it seemed he would be when he made his debut for the Reds.
However, sooner or later, Sterling will start to tap into his talent in a big way.
Once the 18-year-old gets some consistent minutes under his belt and starts to find his role within the team (be that at Liverpool or somewhere else), he'll start to show why he's already made his mark at an international level. And from there it will surely only go up for the talented teenager.
He is definitely one to watch out for.
Since then, however, Liverpool have bolstered their attacking options and have seemingly left Sterling without a regular position in the team—especially if Suarez stays at the club this summer.
He will likely be fighting fellow youngster Suso for game time, and won't be as integral to the team as it seemed he would be when he made his debut for the Reds.
However, sooner or later, Sterling will start to tap into his talent in a big way.
Once the 18-year-old gets some consistent minutes under his belt and starts to find his role within the team (be that at Liverpool or somewhere else), he'll start to show why he's already made his mark at an international level. And from there it will surely only go up for the talented teenager.
He is definitely one to watch out for.
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