Raheem Sterling blames the "broken promises" of Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers for his desire to leave the club. According to John Cross and Darren Lewis of the Mirror, the wantaway winger would be happy to stay at Anfield if another manager was in charge.
The Reds have turned down two bids from Manchester City ahead of their pre-season tour of the Far East, a trip Sterling doesn't want to be a part of. He believes Rodgers has continually gone against his word and made private conversations known to the public, "particularly when Rodgers has apparently spoken openly about confidential contract details," writes Cross and Lewis.