Daniel Sturridge

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Chelsea defender Trevor Chalobah has revealed the unforgettable advice he received from Daniel Sturridge when he was at the club. Chalobah talked about Daniel Sturridge in a recent interview with The Athletic. According to him, Daniel Sturridge advised him that football comes first ahead of other things such as parties, events etc.

Trevor Chalobah stated that the advice was helpful on his way to breaking into the Chelsea first team this season. The defender had earlier spent time on loan at Ipswich Town and Huddersfield Town in the lower leagues of English football. He had a very good preseason and was rewarded with a starting place in the UEFA Super Cup.

Daniel Sturridge had to wait for his bow with the Three Lions of England under manager Fabio Capello. He was called up to the team ahead of the international friendly games against Spain and Sweden in November 2011. Daniel Sturridge was rewarded with the invitation to the England senior national team squad for his good form in the colours of Chelsea.

Sturridge sat on the bench throughout the game against Spain which ended in a 1-0 defeat for the Spaniards.

A lot of Liverpool fans were delighted when it was announced that former striker Daniel Sturridge has been offered a trial at newly promoted Spanish La Liga team Real Mallorca. Daniel Sturridge remains a favourite amongst the Liverpool fans despite leaving the club two years ago.
Sturridge, 31, left Liverpool shortly after winning the Champions League title with the club. He was an unused substituteduring the 2019 Champions League final held in Madrid.

England international Daniel Sturridge left Liverpool after his contract with the club ended and he went on to join Trabzonspor in the Turkish top flight as a free agent. His time in Turkish football lasted for just months after he was suspended by the Football Association (FA) for breaching betting rules. Sturridge had told his brother to stake on him moving to Sevilla.

A lot of Liverpool fans were delighted when it was announced that former striker Daniel Sturridge has been offered a trial at newly promoted Spanish La Liga team Real Mallorca. Daniel Sturridge remains a favourite amongst the Liverpool fans despite leaving the club two years ago.
Sturridge, 31, left Liverpool shortly after winning the Champions League title with the club. He was an unused substituteduring the 2019 Champions League final held in Madrid.

England international Daniel Sturridge left Liverpool after his contract with the club ended and he went on to join Trabzonspor in the Turkish top flight as a free agent. His time in Turkish football lasted for just months after he was suspended by the Football Association (FA) for breaching betting rules. Sturridge had told his brother to stake on him moving to Sevilla.

Daniel Sturridge is on trial with newly promoted Spanish La Liga team Real Mallorca with the aim of earning a contract with the club. England international Sturridge has not been without a club for over a year but that run could end if he impresses Mallorca officials. Daniel Sturridge was given an invitation to train with the team as part of the preparations for the new La Liga season which starts with an home game against Real Betis on August 14.

Mallorca released a statement earlier this week about Daniel Sturridge and the invitation for trial that was extended to him.

England international Daniel Sturridge is certain that he's having the best feeling as a person and a footballer in a decade despite his status as a free agent for over a year. Daniel Sturridge has been without a club since he was sacked from his contract with Turkish Super League club Trabzonsporsixteen months ago.

Daniel Sturridge revealed that he's going through his best feeling in ten years on the High Performance Podcast. The ex-Liverpool striker has not been weighed down by his situation as he said he's in a good shape similar to when he scored 24 goals for Liverpool in all competitions several years ago.

Former Premier League player Daniel Sturridge has revealed the best manager during his football career. He talked about the best manager in a recent interview he did as reported by the player himself on his Twitter account. According to him, he was asked about his best manager before he went on to praise Owen Coyle whom he described as a father from another lifetime. The former Manchester City striker also sent his love to the family of the ex-Bolton Wanderers boss.

Daniel Sturridge has revealed how he feels about Merseyside outfit Liverpool after the England international confessed that he loves and misses the club. Daniel Sturridge expressed his feelings towards Liverpool when he quoted a tweet of his video while he was still playing for the Reds.

Liverpool ended their association with Daniel Sturridge at the end of the 2018/19 season. His last major act as a Liverpool player was in the 2019 Champions League final. The Englishman was in the Reds squad that beat Premier League rivals Tottenham Hotspur to win the Champions League title and end the club's seven-year wait for a major trophy.

Some Liverpool fans have reflected on former player Daniel Sturridge and his time at the club. The Reds faithfuls took to their various Twitter account to talk about the Englishman and how he was underrated during his time at Anfield.

The Liverpool fans also pointed out that Daniel Sturridge would have been a better player if not for his attitude.

The Reds signed Daniel Sturridge from West London giants Chelsea for a fee of €15m in the winter transfer window of January 2013. He went on to score 68 goals plus 23 assists in 160 matches for the Merseyside giants.

Two clubs in the MLS (Major League Soccer) are reportedly keen on a transfer swoop for ex-Premier League striker Daniel Sturridge. The MLS interest in the England international was revealed by Football Insider. It was disclosed that DC United and Inter Miami are battling to sign him.

Daniel Sturridge is a free agent and has not played football at a professional level since last year. His last stint was in the Turkish Super League with Trabzonspor. His contract at the Turkish club was terminated after the English Football Association suspended him for violating betting rules.