It is reported that Sterling may join Juventus, provided that the transfer fee is reasonable

On March 23, Juventus is paying attention to Premier League striker Raheem Sterling and intends to introduce this experienced attacker this summer. However, Juventus' premise is that the transfer fee cannot be too high .

The 30-year-old Sterling currently plays for the Premier League powerhouse Arsenal, but his performance has not met expectations. So far this season, he has only played 23 times in all competitions, including 10 starts, contributing 1 goal and 4 assists. In Arsenal's offensive system, his presence is not strong, and he has not been a core player of the team most of the time.

Looking back at Sterling's career, he became famous in Liverpool and played 129 games in the first team, scoring 23 goals and providing 17 assists. In 2015, Manchester City spent more than 60 million euros to introduce him. In the next seven years, Sterling scored 131 goals and contributed 73 assists in 339 games, helping the team win the Premier League title many times.

However, after leaving Manchester City, Sterling's form declined. In the two seasons he played for Chelsea, his performance failed to meet the expectations of the outside world. Last summer, Chelsea chose to loan Sterling to Arsenal, but he still has not found his best form in his new club, which makes his future unclear.

Considering that Sterling's contract will expire this summer, it is generally believed that it is unlikely that he will stay at Arsenal or Chelsea. In this case, Juventus has become his potential next home.

According to AllJuve.com, Juventus has been following Sterling's developments and believes that his rich experience in major competitions and technical characteristics can help the team. However, Juventus' premise is that the transfer fee cannot be too high. If Sterling's value and salary requirements are within a reasonable range, the Zebras are willing to consider the deal.

Although Sterling's performance in the Premier League has declined in recent seasons, the overall intensity of the Serie A league is lower than that of the Premier League, which may provide Sterling with a more suitable environment to perform. As the saying goes in the football circle: "A tree that is moved dies, but a person who moves lives." If he can successfully join Juventus, Sterling may usher in a second spring in his career in Serie A.