It’s pretty remarkable to think that Raheem Sterling could feasibly make his Arsenal debut against Tottenham Hotspur in the upcoming north London derby. Sterling won’t be going away with England during the international break, he wasn’t picked in Lee Carsley’s first squad, and he hasn’t played for his country since December 2022. Instead, Sterling will work with Mikel Arteta at Arsenal, another reason to think he’ll be deemed ready to face Spurs. As well as repairing his reputation in the Premier League, perhaps Sterling does also envision a return to international football if things go well a…
