Sterling s weekly salary is 300,000+ and family is the priority and he is unwilling to go abroad; Chelsea will announce the Champions League list

Hupu September 3, the latest report from the Times reporter team, since the transfer plan to leave Chelsea was not realized on the deadline, Raheem Sterling is likely to train outside the Chelsea first team until the transfer window in January opens.

Although Fulham and Crystal Palace were interested in him, the England striker did not receive any offer in the last few hours before the transfer window closed, and Chelsea still did not find the right player later in the transfer window.

It is reported that Sterling is unlikely to transfer to Saudi Arabia or other overseas countries because he prefers to stay in the UK to accompany his family, and he is expected to wait until January to seek new opportunities. The transfer window for the Saudi professional league will be open until September 10, while the transfer window for Turkey and Greece will be closed on September 12, although European clubs must complete registration of the UEFA team before 11pm on Tuesday.

Sterling, 30, is believed to be Chelsea's highest-bassive player; his contract was signed before the club's strategy shifted to more incentive-based agreements, and is believed to have paid more than £300,000 per week.

It is believed that Chelsea's average weekly salary has shrunk significantly, with the base salary currently at about £70,000, but its income may increase significantly depending on the performance of the players. The team won the Club World Cup in July, receiving a £11.4 million prize, and most players' Champions League qualifications are also believed to have brought up to 20% salary increase.

Chelsea will confirm the UEFA Champions League lineup on Tuesday night. Chelsea must register the "transfer fee balance" due to a settlement with the club in violation of UEFA's financial rules. Otherwise, they will not be able to register new Champions League players.

Only players who entered the club's A-level roster in the Europa League knockout stage last season will be included in the agreement, so the departure deals of Christopher Nkunku, Noni Maduec, Kiernan Desbury Hall, Matisse Amuku and Nicholas Jackson will affect the implementation of the agreement.