According to Team Talk, Leeds United are being linked with a move for Raheem Sterling late in the transfer window. This follows confirmation that he has left Chelsea. Sterling is now a free agent after agreeing to a mutual termination of his contract. His current preference is to secure a deal that will keep him in London, which gives Crystal Palace, Fulham, and West Ham a significant advantage. Leeds would likely only offer a short-term deal, and it is stated that Sterling would prefer a deal with a longer guarantee of around 18 months.

Raheem Sterling, a 31-year-old English winger, has been reported as a potential transfer from Chelsea in recent months. He is unwanted at Chelsea and is unlikely to get regular opportunities. Leeds United and Crystal Palace are among the clubs linked with Sterling. According to Leeds United News, Manager Enzo Maresca has indicated that Sterling could exit in January. Maresca stated that regarding Raheem, it was the same thing he said about Axel [Disasi], that they are Chelsea players, and added that since it was December with January approaching, anything could happen with him. The player has 82 caps for England, is under contract until June 2027, and, according to Transfermarkt, has a current market value of €5.00m.