Raheem Sterling is leading by example as one of Chelsea's senior players
FROM STAMFORD BRIDGE - Chelsea have spent approaching a billion pounds in just over a year under the watch of everyone's favourite big spender, Todd Boehly. Their strategy has pivoted over the three transfer windows the Blues have had to throw that cash around, and while they now seem settled on a plan to swallow up every single young player who is any good at football anywhere in the world, it's the first signing of the post-Abramovich era that has stepped up to the plate since the start of the new season. Raheem Sterling has won most things at club level, and while he may have cast an envious eye at his former Manchester City teammates as they finally won the Champions League after years of trying last season (you could forgive him for doing so considering his new team finished 12th) he's setting out for this campaign intent on making a statement. While he'd arguably been Chelsea's best player in the opening two weeks of the season, it was at home to Luton Town on...