“I want to play in the UEFA Champions League”: £89m striker now ‘prefers move’ to Madrid, player already told Chelsea boss to forget about signing him as he’s set to join Vinicious and Bellingham at Madrid

In a dramatic turn of events at a press conference, £89m striker Raheem Sterling sent shockwaves through the football world with his revelation. As cameras flashed and reporters leaned in, Sterling’s declaration echoed in the room: “I want to play in the UEFA Champions League.”

His statement instantly ignited speculation about his future, with murmurs of interest from top European clubs swirling around. But it was the mention of Madrid that truly set tongues wagging. With a reported preference for a move to the Spanish capital, Sterling’s intention to join forces with Vinicius Junior and Jude Bellingham at Real Madrid sent fans and pundits into a frenzy.

The scene shifted to Stamford Bridge, where Chelsea boss received the news with a mix of disappointment and determination. Despite Chelsea’s interest in securing Sterling’s services, the striker’s clear stance dashed any hopes of a potential transfer to London.

As the saga unfolded, football enthusiasts eagerly awaited further developments, wondering if Sterling’s desire for Champions League glory would indeed lead him to the iconic white jersey of Real Madrid. The stage was set for a high-stakes transfer saga, with Sterling’s next destination hanging in the balance and fans eagerly anticipating the next chapter in his footballing journey.