Raheem Sterling has described racism problems in football as deep and nowhere near being sorted out as the organizations that run the sport are not doing enough to eradicate the issue.

The England International and Manchester City winger has increasingly become a figurehead in the war against racism having experienced abuse on the field of play times without number.

Most recent of this occurrence was in England’s match against Montenegro where the youngster was seen cupping his hands to his ears in response to racism chants from fans of Montenegro.

Raheem Sterling is one of the several signatories to a manifesto started by The Times calling for more severe punishments for defaulters of racist abuse, actions from social media companies and call for more blacks, Asians and minority ethnic people (BAME) into positions of power.

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