Raheem Sterling has officially left Chelsea by mutual agreement – with his £325,000-per-week contract ripped up to end his exile at Stamford Bridge. Daily Mail Sport revealed yesterday how the 31-year-old winger was in talks to finally leave the Blues and that there was increasing confidence of a solution being found. Now, Sterling and Chelsea have agreed to part ways, despite his deal having 18 months to run. The terms of the settlement are not being revealed by either side, but we are told it achieves a meaningful saving to Chelsea while also allowing Sterling to reignite his career. A club statement confirmed: 'Raheem Sterling has today departed Chelsea Football Club by mutual agreement, bringing to an end three-and-a-half seasons as our player, having signed in the summer of 2022 when he was transferred from Manchester City. ‘We thank Raheem for the contribution he made while a Chelsea player and wish him well for the next stage in his career.’ Sterling took to Instagram to share ...