Raheem Sterling has revealed that he was left 'fuming and raging' at the manner of his Manchester City exit after joining Chelsea earlier in the summer.
Sterling's City career came to an end earlier this year as the winger swapped the Etihad Stadium for Stamford Bridge in a £47.5million deal. After four Premier League titles and seven seasons in Manchester, the player made the move to the capital as he pursued a new challenge.
With the departure of Fernandinho in the summer, Sterling was the club's longest-serving player - a title which has now been passed on to Kevin De Bruyne. Although there was no bad blood between the player, Pep Guardiola or the club - the Chelsea man admitted his frustration at how the situation that led to his departure developed.
