Liverpool will return to Premier League action on Sunday afternoon when they face Fulham.
The Reds were held to a 0-0 draw by Leeds United during the midweek fixtures, and the mood around Anfield is low.
Fans are talking about replacing Arne Slot in the dugout amid a continuous run of poor performances.
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Liverpool are still in the Champions League places, but that is more so down to the form of teams around them and less so to do with a huge resurgence from the club.
As for Fulham, they have had a mixed 2025/26 so far, sitting 11th in the table. But they could strengthen their squad with the addition of an ex-Red.
Raheem Sterling open to joining Fulham
Raheem Sterling has fallen heavily out of favour at Chelsea over the last 12 months.
He made 17 Premier League appearances during 2024/25, but he has yet to feature in any competition during the current campaign.
As a result, it’s not too surprising to see the ex-Liverpool winger could be on the move in January.
Journalist Florian Plettenberg has shared a transfer update on the 31-year-old this week, saying he would be open to joining Fulham.
He wrote: “West Ham’s feeling is that Raheem Sterling is leaning towards a move to Fulham.
“WHUFC are interested and are exploring the market, but Fulham are concretely in the race for Sterling. The 31-year-old is under contract at Chelsea until 2027. One to watch for the next days.”
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Why Raheem Sterling left Liverpool
A deal being done before Fulham and Liverpool meet this weekend seems unlikely, but judging by his previous comments, Sterling may not be too bothered about missing out on a reunion with the Reds fans.
He began his senior career with the Merseyside outfit after signing from QPR in 2010.
Sterling went on to score 23 goals and provide 18 assists in 129 matches across all competitions for Liverpool.
The Englishman then left for Manchester City in 2015 and opened up on his decision to do so in an interview with Sky Sports a year later.
He said: “The main [comment] on my Instagram is the snake sign – that’s the biggest one so far – and someone that loves money, hungry for money.
“Realistically, I am trying to improve as a player and that’s the most important thing for me and for my development. I just did what I thought was best for my career at that moment in time.”
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