Sterling back for England quarter-final after burglary
The Independent|December 09, 2022
Raheem Sterling will return to the England squad ahead of their World Cup 2022 quarter-final with France following the burglary of his family home in Surrey.
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Sterling back for England quarter-final after burglary

The 27-year-old forward did not feature in Sunday's last-16 win against Senegal due to concern over his family's wellbeing after the break-in that left his fiancee Paige Milian and their three children badly shaken. Sterling returned to the UK but is now willing to travel back to Qatar, with additional security measures being worked through to assure his family's safety.

The FA confirmed: "Raheem Sterling will return to England's World Cup base in Qatar. The Chelsea forward temporarily left to attend to a family matter but is now expected to rejoin the squad in Al Wakrah [today] ahead of the quarter-final with France."

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