Raheem Sterling has delivered a message on the eve of England's World Cup campaign kicking off. The Chelsea star has had a difficult start to life back in London for his new club but is still expected to play a key role for Gareth Southgate's Three Lions squad in Qatar.
Sterling has scored four goals for Chelsea and two under new manager Graham Potter but has struggled for form over the past two months whilst the Blues slumped down the table. The break that comes with the World Cup may well be a good chance for Sterling to reset.
He is one of three Chelsea players making the trip to Qatar and will be hoping to go one step further than England managed in Euro 2020 and lift the trophy.
