Forgotten Chelsea man is high in demand as Premier League clubs line up January move

"Raheem Sterling's future remains uncertain as the January transfer window progresses, with the experienced winger still yet to secure a move away from Chelsea after effectively being frozen out at Stamford Bridge. While his situation has prompted widespread speculation, a clear exit route has not yet materialised, despite Sterling having several potential options to consider. According to TEAMtalk, there has been no formal approach from Newcastle United,"

"Chelsea star Raheem Sterling is wanted by West Ham Interest from elsewhere in London, however, remains more concrete. West Ham United are still keen on Sterling and view him as a player who could add experience, pace, and proven top-flight quality to their attacking options. That said, the Hammers are currently prioritising a move for Adama Traore, whose profile and contractual situation are believed to be more in line with their plans."

"Meanwhile, Fulham would be open to keeping Sterling in west London should the opportunity arise. Fulham's interest is understood to be driven by their desire to add proven Premier League pedigree and attacking depth, particularly from wide areas. Sterling needs Stamford Bridge exit to revive his career Raheem Sterling of Chelsea in action (Photo by Eddie Keogh/Getty Images) However, any deal would likely depend on Chelsea's stance regarding wages and whether a loan or permanent transfer is deemed feasible."

Raheem Sterling remains frozen out at Chelsea and has not secured a move during the January transfer window. No formal approach has been made by Newcastle United despite recent rumours linking him to St James' Park. West Ham United retain interest, valuing his experience, pace and top-flight quality, but the club are prioritising a potential move for Adama Traore. Fulham would be open to acquiring Sterling to add Premier League pedigree and wide attacking depth. Two other Premier League clubs have reportedly made checks on Sterling. Any deal will likely hinge on Chelsea's stance on wages and loan or permanent terms.

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