Raheem Sterling has the character of Cristiano Ronaldo when it comes to pulling himself out of a supposed poor run of form.
That is according to former Manchester City winger Shaun Wright-Phillips, who knows the pressures of playing in attack for the Blues, and also for Chelsea and England at the highest level.
Sterling had a quiet start to the season after a brilliant Euro 2020 in the summer and hinted that he could look to leave City if he wasn't getting more game time. However, when he did play, he wasn't having the same impact on games as City fans had become used to, with players like Phil Foden overtaking him in the pecking order.
