Raheem Sterling has perhaps been the Chelsea player to suffer the most since the arrival of Graham Potter. After becoming the first signing of the Todd Boehly regime, joining from Manchester City for £50million, Sterling has scored five goals and grabbed two assists this season
Considering the new environment Sterling has been placed in, a return of seven goal contributions from 19 games is a perfectly adequate goal return, however only three of those have come with Potter at the helm.
At Brighton, Potter worked wonders with Leandro Trossard, deploying the Belgian in a role that was essentially left wing-back and the 47-year-old has tried to recreate the same trick with Sterling at Chelsea but it has not quite worked to the same affect.
