Luke Littler reacts as Raheem Sterling transfer latest emerges from Chelsea

Raheem Sterling has had a terrible 2025-26 campaign to date.

After returning from his loan spell at Arsenal, Sterling has become an outcast at Stamford Bridge and is yet to make an appearance this season.

While the departure of Enzo Maresca at Chelsea could affect the winger’s future, it is likely that the former Man City winger will head for an exit.

Recently, it was confirmed that West Ham are interested in signing Sterling, with Luke Littler reacting to the news.

Luke Littler reacts as West Ham target Raheem Sterling

With West Ham fighting relegation, they are in desperate need of reinforcements.

Nuno Espirito Santo has struggled since his move to the London Stadium, winning only two of his first 14 matches.

One of the Hammers’ biggest issues has come up top, with few players providing a consistent attacking threat.

Therefore, talkSPORT on 1 January reported via their Instagram that West Ham are targeting a potential loan deal for Sterling.

However, it is believed that the winger only wants to leave Stamford Bridge on a permanent deal.

Someone who was quick to react to this news was Littler, with the darts star liking the post.

Could Sterling be a hit at West Ham?

Going back to last season, Sterling wasn’t dire for Arsenal. The winger managed to pick up two assists in the Premier League in the previous campaign despite his limited game time.

According to Fotmob on 2 January, Sterling had plenty of stats to be proud of, registering 0.36 assists, 1.81 successful dribbles and 8.53 touches in the opposition box per 90 minutes.

Raheem Sterling’s stats last season in the Premier League Per 90 minutes
Shots 2
Assists 0.36
Passing accuracy 84.6%
Successful dribbles 1.81
Touches in opposition box 8.53
Crossing success rate18.8%
Sterling had some solid stats last season

Therefore, if this ability is added to West Ham’s squad, it would greatly increase their quality in attack and could help them push out of the relegation zone.

While the details of the signing could be complicated by Sterling’s wages, there is no question that his ability on the pitch would help Nuno and the Hammers overcome their recent drop-off.