Arsenal supporters certainly had a lot to say about Raheem Sterling's performance against Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League.

Arsenal have filled their quota of Premier League loans after signing Neto and Sterling in the summer, and according to the journalist, there’s nothing in Sterling’s deal that would allow this loan to be cut short. Therefore, signing Ferguson on loan this month is very difficult, and the £60m man may be headed elsewhere.

Oleksandr Zinchenko claimed Sterling is “unstoppable” at his best, which Arsenal fans are yet to see come to fruition. Ahead of the Gunners’ contest against Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League, Trossard revealed that he has a great relationship with Sterling and revealed that he always helps the young players behind the scenes.

Speaking to TNT Sports ahead of Arsenal’s Champions League clash with Dinamo Zagreb, Arteta spoke highly of Sterling, backing the winger to improve. “He’s [Sterling] picking the rhythm now, he was getting better then picked up an injury that stopped it,” Arteta explained.

Mikel Arteta's decision to loan in Raheem Sterling from Chelsea has not worked out according to Arsenal legend Ian Wright, who thinks the manager needs more support

Ian Wright believes Raheem Sterling should be looking for a new club as he does not expect Arsenal to sign him on a permanent transfer. Arsenal fans had high hopes for Sterling after the England international joined the club from Chelsea on a season-long loan deal.

Arsenal's injury problems in attack could see Raheem Sterling finally make an impact but Mikel Arteta cannot bring in another Premier League loan due to deal with Chelsea

Raheem Sterling is battling to regain his confidence while on loan at Arsenal amid a disappointing period for the winger.

DECLAN RICE’S first Champions League goal all but secured Arsenal’s place in last-16 of Europe’s finest. Goals from Kai Havertz and Martin Odegaard rounded off a 3-0 win over

Mikel Arteta has backed Raheem Sterling to step up for Arsenal and make an impact in the absence of Bukayo Saka. Arsenal are set to be without Saka until at least March after the winger tore his hamstring last month and underwent surgery.

Mikel Arteta's side moved back up to third in the European standings on a straightforward night at the Emirates

Watching Son Heung-min and Raheem Sterling playing from amnesia this weekend made us very sad, and we all know misery loves company.