Raheem Sterling may have played his final game as an Arsenal player, but the Sterling name is seemingly set to remain at the club, with the player’s son, Thiago, signing for the Gunners’ academy.
“Beyond proud of my first-born son Thiago for signing with [the Arsenal academy] u9s,” Sterling’s partner, Paige Milian confirmed.
“The growth, dedication, and hard work you’ve shown over the past year has been incredible to watch, you’ve earned this.”
“This is just the beginning so keep your feet on the ground, stay humble, and keep grinding, the journey doesn’t stop here. Let’s go TT!”
Raheem Sterling played 28 times for Arsenal, scoring one goal and assisting a further five. He was part of a squad that finished second in the Premier League and reached the semi-finals of the Champions League and League Cup, but ultimately turned up empty handed on the trophy front.