Sterling would love to
return to London - and the Gunners in particular.
Chelsea and Manchester United are also interested
while Real Madrid, Barcelona and Bayern Munich
are also keeping tabs.
But Sterling, 20, is keen on a move back to the
capital.
He was brought up in London after moving there
from Jamaica when he was seven.
Liverpool insist Sterling will not be sold and will
have to honour the remaining two years on his
contract.
But Sterling's agent Aidy Ward has made it clear
the Liverpool starlet will not sign a new deal at
Anfield.
A host of Liverpool legends have called on Sterling
to sign on the dotted line.
But Anfield favorite Jan Molby reckons the England.
He said: "If Raheem feels Liverpool is no longer the
best place to be then I guess you have to bite the
bullet and move him on. It is not like the sale of
Suarez.
"You knew the impact that sale would have on the
team — I am not convinced if you sell Sterling it will
have the same negative impact.
"In my mind it might be the right time to sell
because the club is in transition and maybe we
could just do with that money."