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Arsenal legend Ian Wright urges old club to sign Raheem Sterling

Sterling is thought to have rejected the Reds' opening contract offer of £100,000 a week.

A report emerged in The Daily Mirror today that Arsenal are
lining up a summer move for the 20-year-old.
Arsene Wenger is believed to be compiling a list of summer
targets, and Sterling has emerged as a surprise target.
Raheem Sterling has yet to sign a new Liverpool contract
Theo Walcott's future is thought to be up in the air, and
Sterling is seen as a direct replacement for the winger.
And Arsenal great Wright is in no doubt as to who Wenger
should try to buy in the summer.
He tweeted: "Come on arsene ! Go in and get " Raheem the
dream Sterling " from Liverpool and play him where he
wants!"
Sterling has fired home six league goals for Liverpool this
term.

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