Manchester City forward Raheem Sterling has revealed his desire to feature in the MLS (Major League Soccer) before the end of his football career.
The 24-year-old attacker told Wall Street Journal Conference about his MLS desire.
For now, the former Liverpool star is a key player for Manchester City who have dominated English football for the last two seasons.
Raheem Sterling joined Manchester City from Liverpool in 2015 and he has grown to become a key player for the Citizens under the guidance of Pep Guardiola.
Sterling and Manchester City won the Premier League title for the first time in four years last season in record-breaking style with 100 points, the most points recorded by any Premier League team.
Manchester City had earlier won the Carabao Cup final at the expense of North London giants Arsenal before the league title was wrapped up.
Sterling and Manchester City were able to retain the two aforementioned trophies in this campaign before adding the FA Cup title last weekend.
Former Liverpool attacker Sterling scored twice as Manchester City thrashed Watford 6-0 to win the FA Cup trophy for the first time under the Pep Guardiola era at the club.
The FA Cup title ensured that Manchester City completed a clean sweep of all the trophies available on the domestic scene which is a record in English football.
