Raheem Sterling has pledged to be an outspoken leader at Chelsea, after returning to home city London as a 'grown adult'.
The 27-year-old is back living in London for the first time in more than 10 years, after majorly successful stints with Liverpool and Manchester City.
Sterling revealed his £47.5million Chelsea switch revolved around his refusal to accept limited playing time at Manchester City approaching the peak of his career.
'The move came about, like anything as a person you strive to achieve, and I just felt my time at City was getting limited on playing time for different reasons,' said Sterling.