Raheem Sterling told Megan Rapinoe it's his 'dream' to play in the MLS, and that he'd consider David Beckham's Inter Miami

• Raheem Sterling told Megan Rapinoe it his is "dream" to play in the MLS, and that he'd consider Inter Miami.
• "America, love it. Love that country," the Manchester City star told Rapinoe during a video on his YouTube channel on Saturday. "One day it is definitely a dream of mine to be there."
• He added: "Miami's definitely a beautiful place. I've been there in the summer with my family, and I was definitely impressed."

Raheem Sterling told Megan Rapinoe it his is "dream" to one day play in the MLS, and that he'd consider Inter Miami.

The Manchester City forward was chatting with the USWNT World Cup winner on his YouTube channel on Saturday when he spoke of his desire to one day cross the pond.

"America, love it. Love that country," Sterling said when asked by Rapinoe if he could envisage himself playing in the United States in the future. "One day it is definitely a dream of mine to be there. Obviously I'm not sure where in the country would be nice, but I'm sure there's a lot of places."

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The England international then asked Rapinoe where would be the best place to make his home, to which she replied: "New York is incredible. But the team isn't in Manhattan, so you've got to travel, and all the traffic and all that.

"I would say Los Angeles. LA or Miami. The Miami team obviously Beckham's coming in, but the LA teams are just so nice. You know, the weathers good, it's chill, you've got the beach right there."

Sterling, who was born in Kingston and moved to London aged 5, replied: "Miami might be a shout. How long is the flight from there to Jamaica?

"Miami's definitely a beautiful place. I've been there in the summer with my family, and I was definitely impressed. Very impressed."

Sterling is one of the Premier League's most revered forwards, having scored 46 goals over the past two-and-a-half seasons.

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