Wrexham have broken their transfer records continuously and in step with promotion from the amateur league, to League Two, League One, now the Championship and still on course for their fourth direct promotion. This time to the world’s toughest league and the really big revenues. In London, a Premier League star without a club has been recommended – among all the world’s clubs – to choose Wrexham.
Raheem Sterling has played for Liverpool and Manchester City, then came the move to Chelsea in 2022, loan to Arsenal last season, then return to Chelsea. Last summer, Enzo Maresca was crystal clear that Sterling had to find a new club. At Chelsea, there was going to be zero playing time. There was also zero playing time. Maresca is history at Stamford Bridge, last week Sterling became the same, 18 months before the contract expired. Now the agent is working intensely to find the suitable club for Sterling, where contact has been reported with seven Champions League clubs. Former Man United star Wes Brown advises the 31-year-old to choose Wrexham instead.
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-I hope Raheem Sterling still likes football. What a player he has been, and he can definitely still do a job. It’s a shame what can happen in football,” Brown begins, according to Goal.
Before he advises Sterling to forget about the big salary payments and instead apply to the club with one of the most fascinating stories in recent years.
-Can a club like Wrexham and their history be what revives his passion for the game? Sometimes that’s all it takes. Some say that he gets paid this, or this, but it’s not just about that. You just want to play, so I’m happy that hopefully his situation will be sorted out now. He’s a great guy, and you just hope he does what’s best for him,” Brown continued.
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-If you feel like a big part of a team, and you feel wanted and loved, you play better. At Wrexham, Sterling didn’t just want to be a player; he would be a key figure in a global brand and the biggest name on the team,” Brown concludes.
Then we will see if Sterling takes the advice. Ryan Reynolds and the gang would probably have loved having a free agent Sterling on the wing in the final months of the season – and into the Premier League next season.
