One of the biggest transfer news in the last few hours is that Manchester United is planning a £25 million bid for Liverpool winger Raheem Sterling. The winger’s future has been in doubt over the past few weeks after he refused and stalled on signing a new contract with the Reds. With two years left on his current contract.
This has opened door for a lot of rumours and potential moves, with Real Madrid, Arsenal and Bayern Munich all linked to the player.
But the most recent of the rumors is that linking the player to arch rival Manchester United. It remains to be seen if the move is possible, looking at the fact that Manchester United parade a lot of attacking players, who will compete with Sterling if he finally moves to United. Players like Angel Di Maria, Mata, Herrera, Young and recently Fellaini are his likely competitors. United’s new Dutch signing Depay also is another player who will be hoping for a lot of playing time under fellow Dutch man Van Gaal, in his first season.
The rivalry between both clubs is one of the hottest in Europe and may come to play in this potential move, only few players have moved directly between the two sides while a little more have played for both teams, moving through another team. Michael Owen and Paul Ince are privileged to have played for both teams while Phill Chisnall in 1964 moved directly from United to Liverpool. Allenby Chilton was the last player to move from Liverpool to United in 1938.
Gabriel Heinze was another direct transfer that could have occurred between both sides, but the Fergie Vs Rafa Benitez row, couldn’t make the deal happen. And Sir Alex Ferguson maintained United’s supporters will never forgive him assisting the team building of their most significant rivals.
If the move materializes then, it will be once in a history move that will put Sterling under more spotlight.

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nope. United hardly need him

It would be easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for Liverpool FC to sell Raheem Sterling to Manchester United.

They'd rather allow him go to another league for free

Not possible