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Topics: Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Raheem Sterling, Jadon Sancho, Cristiano Ronaldo, England
Ryan Sidle
Topics: Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Raheem Sterling, Jadon Sancho, Cristiano Ronaldo, England
A video of Raheem Sterling mocking Jadon Sancho for constantly mentioning that he plays with Cristiano Ronaldo has gone viral, and it's absolutely hilarious.
It's quite the humble brag to be able to say you play with one of the best players of all time, or the number one best according to some people who are wrong.
At just 21-years-old that opportunity was given to Sancho, when he signed for Manchester United last summer, even though it didn't exactly go according to plan, with the team finishing sixth in the Premier League.
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However, any of us at that age would definitely be going around reminding everyone that we were playing with Ronaldo, especially as it might not be for much longer.
And it seems that a now 22-year-old Sancho hasn't really shut up about playing with the five time Ballon d'Or winner, especially when he's on national team duty.
A clip from a video of the former Borussia Dortmund forward chatting to Sterling has gone viral, with the Chelsea forward commenting about the fact his England teammate always bringing it up, saying, "every day Ronaldo, we get it you play with him."
To his credit, Sancho hits back with "You want his shirt? Just let me know," and Sterling's laugh certainly doesn't put us off thinking he might well want it.
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The 27-year-old may not have found it so easy to ask for it when he was still playing for Manchester City, but he moved to Stamford Bridge in the summer.
City's decision to allow him to leave, and join a rival, has certainly not gone down well with everyone, with club legend Sergio Aguero not happy.
The retired forward claimed that his former club make 'strange decisions,' and said he didn't understand why they allowed the 27-year-old to leave.
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Fans are hoping for more from Sancho in his second season in the Premier League, after he struggled at times in the previous campaign.
His form in pre season, especially in a friendly against Melbourne City, had supporters excited that he was going to start cooking under Erik ten Hag.
Who he plays alongside when United's season kicks off on Sunday is a bit of a problem. It's likely that Marcus Rashford will be on the left, Sancho on the right, but with Anthony Martial injured it's likely to be Ronaldo up front, despite him still wanting to leave.
If it is the Portuguese megastar then Sterling can expect a text about it...