Raheem Sterling: The former Chelsea and Manchester City winger joins Feyenoord

This is a big thing for the Eredivisie, but also for people in the Netherlands, where the English game is very popular.

Sterling has been part of the Premier League for a long time and has achieved big things, especially with Manchester City.

When players who have won the Premier League, like Jordan Henderson and Sterling, come to the Netherlands, it’s a bit like ‘wow, is this really happening?’

Without them even kicking or playing the ball, it really gives an extra layer of appeal, or something special, to the Eredivisie.

Let’s see how things go football-wise, but I think Sterling is still in good form especially in the Eredivisie – so it could work out for the player and the club.

He may regain the joy of playing football, and Feyenoord coach Robin van Persie knows England well.

Sterling can enjoy himself, and a lot of people will really like the fact that he’s playing. That could be a reward for what he can show on the pitch.

He could have a similar impact to Henderson last year at Ajax, where he put in good performances on the pitch and then showed his leadership in the dressing room.

Sterling has become accustomed to the highest standards at clubs such as Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool.

If he can help bring the level of professionalism and way of working from those clubs, that could be a positive for Feyenoord.