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<p>Jamaican-born English based soccer player, Raheem Sterling is again on<br>the verge of making history in his blossoming career.</p>
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<p>He is set to become one of the first football players to sign an endorsement to wear Air Jordon football boots.</p>
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<p>The deal with Air Jordan would open up a new front that the 24-year-old is set to lead, as the brand battles to dominate the lucrative football market. The offer could be as much as £100 million, it has been reported.</p>
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<p>The brand only moved into football a year ago with the branding of the Paris St-Germain kit. It chiefly has endorsements with NBA and some Major League Baseball players.</p>
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<p>Sterling plays for Manchester City and is last season’s Football Writers’ Footballer of the Year.</p>
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<p>He's one of the first Jamaican-born players to win back-to-back English Premier League titles. His team won the Premier League titles in the 2017/18 and 2018/19 seasons.</p>
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<p>Sterling, who moved to England at the age of five, played for Liverpool, starting in 2010 before his record transfer to Manchester City.<br></p>
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