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A reader argues that protecting young footballers means stopping agents from signing them before they turn 18.
The former England star breaks his silence on social media after admitting dangerous driving and drug possession.
Raheem Sterling has spoken publicly for the first time since admitting to serious driving offences in court.
Raheem Sterling's journey exposes the harsh reality of young footballers treated as commodities in a child labour market.
Raheem Sterling could face up to two years in prison after pleading guilty to three charges related to reckless driving.