Stambul's "Besiktas" strategist Slaven Bilic believes that Liverpool's forward Raheem Sterling could become the best player in England in the coming years. Under Brendan Rodgers' leadership, Sterling has become one of the key players in the team, scoring 9 goals and providing 6 assists in over 35 games this season. The forward also recently won the European "Golden Boy" award, which is given to the best young footballer on the Old Continent. "He could become another great English talent. The best. He has excellent speed and self-confidence," Bilic told The Sun. "Yes, he should improve his finishing opportunities, but you know what? His legs are too fast for him to stay calm right in front of the goalkeeper. Sometimes he should slow down his shots." "In almost every situation, he shoots too quickly and should pause. It comes with experience. That's what happened to Thierry Henry. However, he will never be like Robin van Persie. Sterling is not a typical sniper." "He is young and will improve his finishing opportunities and other elements. But whether he will become the new Alan Shearer, I don't know."
