The son of Raheem Sterling, 8, joins the Academy of Arsenal – while Winger is confronted with an uncertain future after disappointing loan in the emirates

Raheem Sterling‘s son is signed by Arsenal‘s Academy to play for the club at the Under-9 level.

After frozen themselves frozen under Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca Last summer Sterling arrived on the Emirates on Deadline Day in a seasonal loan agreement.

Expected will offer competition for Gabriel Martinelli on Mikel ArtetaThe left flank, Sterling, in the end, failed to find in his form for the Gunners, so that only seven became Premier League starts because the club was unable to keep pace Liverpool.

Sterling only manages one goal in all competitions during his time in North Londs and will return to Chelsea this summer, where he is confronted for an uncertain future.

With Maresca still at the helm, it seems unlikely that the first Man Star remains at Stamford Bridge, with reports that connect him with a move abroad.

But while the older Sterling is preparing for a move from Arsenal, his son Thiago has just started.

Raheem Sterling’s eldest son Thiago (center) has become a member of the famous Youth Academy of Arsenal

Sterling’s old partner Paige Milian proudly described her oldest child in a message on social media

Sterling is expected to be moving this summer after struggling to find his feet during his own spell in North Londen

In a message on social media, Sterling’s partner Paige Milian revealed that the firstborn son of the couple had joined the famous Hale End Academy.

“Besides proud of my firstborn son Thiago for drawing at the Arsenal Academy,” she wrote on Instagram.

‘The growth, dedication and hard work that you have shown in the past year is incredible to look at, you have earned this.

‘This is just the beginning, so keep your feet on the floor, stay humble and keep grinding, the journey does not stop here. Let’s go tt. ‘

While his own journey in the club is just starting, Thiago Sterling has already had the chance to rub his shoulders with some of the most famous alumni of the Academy.

In October he served as the mascot of Bukayo Saka in the Emirates when Arsenal PSG defeated in a Champions League collision.