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Sterling reveals his immediate goal after joining Arsenal Football Club

Raheem Sterling has expressed his excitement after completing a deadline day move to Arsenal from Chelsea, stating his immediate goal is to integrate with the squad and make an impact on the pitch.

“It’s time now to meet the boys, get settled in and hopefully now see some game time and make my mark,” Sterling told Arsenal Media.

The England international, known for his blistering pace and attacking prowess, was a highly sought-after target for the Gunners, who secured his signature in a late transfer window move. Sterling expressed his delight with the transfer, highlighting the perfect fit between his ambitions and Arsenal’s winning mentality.

“I’m buzzing. It’s one where we left it late but it’s one I was hoping for. Looking at everything, I’m just like: ‘this is a perfect fit for me’, and I’m super happy that we got it over the line,” Sterling said.

“It’s a perfect fit for myself to be at a football club like this, where you can see that hunger, that desire, year on year, they are pushing and pushing and pushing. That’s exactly how I am as a person.”

Sterling’s arrival at Arsenal adds another dimension to the already formidable attacking line-up. His experience and winning mentality are expected to be key assets for the Gunners, who are aiming for a strong Premier League challenge this season.

The forward is expected to make his debut for Arsenal after the upcoming international break. With the North London derby against Tottenham Hotspur on the horizon, Sterling will be eager to showcase his talents and contribute to Arsenal’s pursuit of success.

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