In the wake of acquiring a lavish £3.1 million mansion, Raheem Sterling is reportedly engaged in negotiations to transfer his Cheshire residence to Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is gearing up for a move to Chelsea.

 

Sterling is looking to sell the property for £4.5 million, signaling a lucrative £1.4 million profit since his initial purchase in 2017. This potential sale is seen as a strategic move to enable Sterling’s anticipated transfer to Chelsea, where the talks involve a £45 million deal.

 

Nestled near Crewe, the expansive estate boasts five bedrooms, a serene wildlife pond, a convenient garage annex, and an outdoor basketball hoop for recreational activities. Internally, the residence exudes elegance, featuring a chic kitchen with a large island adorned with trendy red seating, glossy cabinetry, and stone floors.

 

The lounge area, adorned with plush grey velvet furniture, creates an incredibly comfortable ambiance. The bathrooms showcase opulence with powerful wall-mounted shower jets, indigo color schemes, and custom-designed window-side baths.

 

This potential property transaction could serve as a pivotal factor in Sterling’s departure from Manchester City, providing him with a fresh start at Chelsea.

 

As discussions unfold and negotiations progress, the outcome may shape the next chapter in the footballer’s residential and professional journey.