Hi, kindly make a video on Newcastle season and how they successfully qualified for champions league after many years. I'm a new Newcastle fan and will like tobget your perspective. Thanks.
I always said he's gonna score everytime he played after an injury.. he never disappoints 😂 But dang, Liverpool is plagued with great players with injury. "Is" because the cursed is yet to be broken.
Any Liverpool fan will tell you how much we loved Sturridge. At his peak, he was unstoppable. It's really unfortunate how injuries derailed his progress because that man was too good. He will forever be a Red.
Put Ox in the same boat. He had so much potential and ability, and just as it was starting to all click he had that devastating injury and was never the same.
We forget how good he was for us. During our PL run, and when Suarez was banned, Sturridge's goals kept us going. He was so important for us. Played well in the Europa League. We would have won if Sakho wasn't unfairly banned. Great potential, was a favourite for me.
Sturridge on his day was a top class striker and a two time Champions League winner with both Chelsea and Liverpool. Unfortunately got ruined by injuries.
As someone who is a lifelong liverpool fan(Im 21 xD), Sturridge was undoubtely one of my favourite players for liverpool, Hands down one of our most technicallly gifted (that ive watched) and has given me only good memories. Its true that he frustrated me at times because of his injuries but not because of any expectations i had, but because it was such a shame. Truly saddened to see how his career turned out after liverpool and i only wish him the best
He contributed a lot when the club was struggling and played his part during his time under Klopp. I’m so happy he got a medal (CL) before he left. I genuinely believe that if it wasn’t for the injuries he would be an England great because the numbers he was putting up was crazy.
There are a LOT of players who can say injuries ruined their careers, or worse like in the case of Darren Fletcher could play sometimes and then out of nowhere be sidelined by a genetic problem
Exactly the same here. Started supporting in Jan 2013. The next season Sturridge and Suarez formed one of the greatest duos in prem history. Became my favourite player from then on.
Thanks for making this. I've been a liverpool fan since 98, I always thought Sturridge was one of the most underrated players we had. He was so much fun to watch, but i don't hear him get as much praise as some others.
I'm surprised you didn't mention his loan spell at Bolton from Chelsea. I think that helped raise his profile as someone who wasn't that wanted by Chelsea but was good enough to play for other top clubs. I remember how happy I was Liverpool had signed him because I knew he was class.
i have special memories about sturridge. I'm not a liverpool or Premier League fan, but he was one of the reasons I followed the league, especially during his first 18 months in Liverpool. Between January 2013 and summer 2014 he was just amazing, world class. It's a shame that injuries prevented him, I honestly think he could have been one of the best strikers of his generation . Nowadays everyone just remembers Suarez for his 2013/14 season, but that wasn't a one man team like so many suggest. The different directions of their careers after the 2013/14 season have blinded people, that he was almost as good as Suarez during that season, and even better during some stints.
Yeah I'm surprised he completely skipped over his time at Bolton. I wouldn't say he was the forgotten man at Chelsea but I'm fairly certain it was his performances for Bolton while on loan that caught Liverpools interest.
I would love to hear you talking about Abou Diaby. I think he was also a super talented but also highly underrated player with bags of potential who was unfortunately ravaged by injuries.
To me the issue with Sturridge's injuries started with the 2014-15 season wherein he was rushed back way too quickly at the first time of him being fit. That messed him up. While it didn't help that Liverpool had Borini, Balotelli and Lambert go 1000 minutes without scoring, Rodgers put too much burden on Sturridge to get back to his fitness.
Facts, it was when Rodgers rushed him back hoping Studge was going save his job at the time. All he did was create that reoccurring hip injury that started the plague of injuries he had during his time with Klopp
"he was rushed back way too quickly at the first time of him being fit" Yeah liverpool does that a lot, destroyed Michael Owen's body doing the exact same thing and taking advantage of his kindhearted nature
Sturridge in his prime was amazing to watch. He has what I call silky skills, made it look smooth and effortless. Such a shame injuries derailed him, then he had to compete with Salah for his most effective spot.
You could see his potential at Chelsea so when he joined Liverpool as a Carroll replacement I was so happy and yet he still managed to exceed all expectations. What a player! He'll never walk alone
Enjoyed this video a lot! I remember doing the sturridge wave dance celebration a lot when I was younger lol, would be cool to see one of these videos on Alexis Sanchez, streets wont forget his arsenal days
I'll never forget, Euro 2016 England had an absolutely stacked forward line. Harry Kane, fresh off his 1st golden boot. Jamie Vardy, fresh off THAT season where Leicester won the Prem and he scored in 11 straight games. A fit Sturridge. 18 y/o Marcus Rashford, right after making his breakthrough at United. Somehow Roy Hodgson managed to mess it up and make England play the most boring football possible. Oh and put Kane on corners. Not to mention he was the reason Sturridge got hurt back in 2014, rushed him back from injuries too soon
Despite the injuries Sturridge was unreal for us, seeing him in Cities youth setup, the small cameos at Chelsea & his loan to Bolton convinced me that I wanted him at Anfield. The fact his a Brum lad just like myself had me jumping for joy when he signed & that SAS partnership was goated imo. The complete striker on his day. Was sad to see him ravaged by injuries & I was gutted to see him miss out on the prem by a point knowing he was leaving but at least he won the CL as a consolation with us 💯🏆
He's one of those players whose running style, movement, goals, all exuded Art. And naturally. Very much like Diego Forlán and David Villa, just a visual treat.
Loved the guy, I thought those days with Suarez are the pinnacle of Liverpool and I've enjoyed almost every second of that Rodgers football...Not hard if you've endured Hodgson, Konchesky, Jovanovic etc. and before that Degen, Poulsen, Aquilani.
I think it might be pronounced "let's 'ave ya." I always wondered if DS had mental health issues. It seemed like he was fighting himself as much as anything else. I wish him well.
The partnership with Suarez was a real thing of beauty shame it couldn’t have lasted longer.Must have been so frustrating for him that his body let him down.
That 2013-2014 season with him n Chomper was soooo fun to wacth . He was the ideal forward n so exciting to watch him n Chomper plag together. Its sad that hes made of glass n couldnt last . Very unfortunate
I remember when sturridge went to Perth no one in Australia really actually cared because even regular players coming down here struggle with the temperatures (football is played in our summer ) and the league is quite physical . Everyone knew he’d play about 5 minutes and that’s exactly what happened
Could you do a football explainer/video essay on Monarcas Morelia/Atletico Morelia of Liga MX/Mexico? in 2020, they were sold from Morelia to Mazatlan by their owners. In their earlier years, the team was known as Oro Morelia, then went thru a rebrand and went by Atletico Morelia and in 99/00, they went thru another rebrand and started going by Monarcas Morelia. Whenever they got sold to Mazatlan and the city of Morelia were without a team, they bought the team from Zacatepec, because the team was going thru financial problems, which was different from the prev owners selling because they basically felt like it. i think it would be an interesting story to tell!
1:20 on the topic of suggestions, one idea I have is a video on Edgar Davids. One of the best midfielders in the world in his prime, was integral to dragging Frank Rijkaard’s Barcelona out of a rough patch, and was named one of Pelé’s top 100 greatest living footballers. I didn’t know much about Daniel Sturridge’s career before watching this, I’m glad that his Liverpool days culminated in him getting to lift a Champions League trophy.
I always thought he was one of the best strikers in the world, such a shame. Really had a unique talent but not everything to go with it...shows how good the likes of Kane are to keep doing it year after year
along with Fowler and Torres , Sturridge was 1 of the best clinical finishers for Liverpool...shame his body was mostly broken for his time at Liverpool...he needs to retire now unfortunately
I loved Sturridge while he was at Liverpool. He was world class, but made of glass. He deserves praise just for being able to play and shine alongside the absolute badass Luis Suarez. I hope he finds some joy from now on.
2014 since the international break, he injured come back to train and then injured again in training like 3 times. It only gets worse the following year.
Sturridge man, genuinely a world class player on his day and great charisma off the field.. one of the great “what ifs” of the modern era. I’m from Perth, Australia and keep a very close eye on our local club Perth Glory, as for Sturridges’ time here i have to feel for the guy. The A-League at the time was in total disarray due to covid and the country isolations laws ESPECIALLY Perth, when Sturridge arrived he had to stay in a hotel room (without being allowed out)for 2 whole weeks because of the covid isolation rules and as the season went on there would be 3-4 occasions where the team would get stuck in a different state and be forced to isolate in hotel rooms for 2 weeks at a time… hardly ideal for a player coming back from a 2 year lay off. Put this on top of the teams extremely poor form (i think they might’ve won 3 games all season) and his injury record, i think it would be fair to say it was probably the WORST club in the world for Sturridge at the point in time.
Make video on Sergio Busquets (one of the msot underrated and least spoken players, because of the other worlds players he usually had around him Messi, Iniesta, Xavi, etc)
such a sad end to his career once he retires. his 26 goals that one season, with Suárez getting 32 at the same time was so good, the only thing missing were the trophies.
I haven't found much info on the rise of iniesta, I would love to see how he matured as a shy young kid to be considered one of the best midfielders the game has ever seen in one of the most competitive sports in the world.
Honestly Roy Hodgson takes the blame for me. He was just returning from injury and he got called up for England, overplayed him, and soon after he got injured again. That 14/15 period where he was in and out with injury, imo, you have to pin on that specific injury at the start of the season
I remember a pre season game against Bayern in 2017 I think, where Sturridge ran from his own half on the break to chip Manuel Neuer and immediately started clutching his thigh with injury. If that doesn’t sum up his career, I don’t know what will. Phenomenal player who got extremely unlucky.
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Hi, kindly make a video on Newcastle season and how they successfully qualified for champions league after many years. I'm a new Newcastle fan and will like tobget your perspective. Thanks.
Adrian.... His Record Is Good Against Chelsea...Who's Record Isn't?😂😂😂😂
Sturridge is the reason why I fell in love with Liverpool. I'm forever grateful to him for showing me this club. In his prime, he was one of a kind.
same here
I‘m not a Liverpool fan but he‘s the reason I like the club.
I always said he's gonna score everytime he played after an injury.. he never disappoints 😂
But dang, Liverpool is plagued with great players with injury. "Is" because the cursed is yet to be broken.
Hmmm 🤔
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Any Liverpool fan will tell you how much we loved Sturridge. At his peak, he was unstoppable. It's really unfortunate how injuries derailed his progress because that man was too good. He will forever be a Red.
I like Liverpool and I don’t agree with you
i was a kid in the 13-14 season so hes forever in my heart, him and sterling used to be so quick together
Always sad to see such talent go to waste because of injuries.
Put Ox in the same boat. He had so much potential and ability, and just as it was starting to all click he had that devastating injury and was never the same.
Not because of injuries because of attitude and lack of work ethic.
@@garryellison dont spew nonsense without knowing what happens in the background.
@@marco_1909 Is it nonsense? what club does he play for?
@@marco_1909 it isnt nonsense its all true , why doesnt he have a club??
I will never forget the 2013/14 season, the connection they had, the goals they scored, the celebrations, the good times. It was just pure fun!
Streets won't forget prime Sturridge. Sad what injuries can do to a player
One of his last goals for Liverpool, against Chelsea left me absolutely speechless. Simply amazing.
We forget how good he was for us. During our PL run, and when Suarez was banned, Sturridge's goals kept us going. He was so important for us. Played well in the Europa League. We would have won if Sakho wasn't unfairly banned.
Great potential, was a favourite for me.
not to mention the final where Sevilla should have ended the first half with 10 men on the pitch and multiple handball calls against them
@@kcapkcans yeah also don't forget Moreno's mercenary performance in that final, killed us. Then Karius went a step further 😭😅
The goal he scored in the final 3 - 1 loss? We did bash Saville in UCL though.
Fcuk all that .... we need to win the Europa League next season.
@@ksogoni6003 Now u are mixing things up ... just stop at UEFA Cup
Sturridge on his day was a top class striker and a two time Champions League winner with both Chelsea and Liverpool. Unfortunately got ruined by injuries.
I LOVED SUBBING HIM IN FOR CHELSEA ON FIFA! Seriously the man was a menace.
As someone who is a lifelong liverpool fan(Im 21 xD), Sturridge was undoubtely one of my favourite players for liverpool, Hands down one of our most technicallly gifted (that ive watched) and has given me only good memories. Its true that he frustrated me at times because of his injuries but not because of any expectations i had, but because it was such a shame. Truly saddened to see how his career turned out after liverpool and i only wish him the best
He contributed a lot when the club was struggling and played his part during his time under Klopp. I’m so happy he got a medal (CL) before he left. I genuinely believe that if it wasn’t for the injuries he would be an England great because the numbers he was putting up was crazy.
He done nothing for England, let's not get carried away here
@@TribalScan. most English legends have done nothing for the national team, doesn’t stop them being labelled as such.
@@TribalScan. England gave him that injury he never recovered from.
There are a few players that can legitimately say that injuries ruined their career. Sturridge is one of those
There are a LOT of players who can say injuries ruined their careers, or worse like in the case of Darren Fletcher could play sometimes and then out of nowhere be sidelined by a genetic problem
He was my favourite player in the world for a long time. Iconic to me as someone who started supporting Liverpool in 2012/13
Exactly the same here. Started supporting in Jan 2013. The next season Sturridge and Suarez formed one of the greatest duos in prem history. Became my favourite player from then on.
Thanks for making this. I've been a liverpool fan since 98, I always thought Sturridge was one of the most underrated players we had. He was so much fun to watch, but i don't hear him get as much praise as some others.
Daniel sturridge will never be a forgotten name. We missed him.
I'm surprised you didn't mention his loan spell at Bolton from Chelsea. I think that helped raise his profile as someone who wasn't that wanted by Chelsea but was good enough to play for other top clubs.
I remember how happy I was Liverpool had signed him because I knew he was class.
i have special memories about sturridge. I'm not a liverpool or Premier League fan, but he was one of the reasons I followed the league, especially during his first 18 months in Liverpool. Between January 2013 and summer 2014 he was just amazing, world class. It's a shame that injuries prevented him, I honestly think he could have been one of the best strikers of his generation . Nowadays everyone just remembers Suarez for his 2013/14 season, but that wasn't a one man team like so many suggest. The different directions of their careers after the 2013/14 season have blinded people, that he was almost as good as Suarez during that season, and even better during some stints.
He's shown potential to be an outstanding pundit with really insightful views on the game. He'll likely land a role on sky or bt sport
His time at Bolton was levels, following him while he was on loan there from Chelsea, he had something back then.
Yeah I'm surprised he completely skipped over his time at Bolton. I wouldn't say he was the forgotten man at Chelsea but I'm fairly certain it was his performances for Bolton while on loan that caught Liverpools interest.
streets wont forget his banger in the UEL final
I would love to hear you talking about Abou Diaby. I think he was also a super talented but also highly underrated player with bags of potential who was unfortunately ravaged by injuries.
To me the issue with Sturridge's injuries started with the 2014-15 season wherein he was rushed back way too quickly at the first time of him being fit. That messed him up. While it didn't help that Liverpool had Borini, Balotelli and Lambert go 1000 minutes without scoring, Rodgers put too much burden on Sturridge to get back to his fitness.
Facts, it was when Rodgers rushed him back hoping Studge was going save his job at the time. All he did was create that reoccurring hip injury that started the plague of injuries he had during his time with Klopp
"he was rushed back way too quickly at the first time of him being fit"
Yeah liverpool does that a lot, destroyed Michael Owen's body doing the exact same thing and taking advantage of his kindhearted nature
Sturridge was always a bit of a glass cannon, rushing him back certainly didn't help but he was always going to succumb to his frailties eventually
Sturridge in his prime was amazing to watch. He has what I call silky skills, made it look smooth and effortless. Such a shame injuries derailed him, then he had to compete with Salah for his most effective spot.
You could see his potential at Chelsea so when he joined Liverpool as a Carroll replacement I was so happy and yet he still managed to exceed all expectations. What a player! He'll never walk alone
He is my fave and my teenage son fell in love with this guy’s play and even wears # 15 because of him.
The epitome of a glass cannon. Both literally & figuratively. Just so, so good. 🔥
Enjoyed this video a lot! I remember doing the sturridge wave dance celebration a lot when I was younger lol, would be cool to see one of these videos on Alexis Sanchez, streets wont forget his arsenal days
I'll never forget, Euro 2016 England had an absolutely stacked forward line.
Harry Kane, fresh off his 1st golden boot.
Jamie Vardy, fresh off THAT season where Leicester won the Prem and he scored in 11 straight games.
A fit Sturridge.
18 y/o Marcus Rashford, right after making his breakthrough at United.
Somehow Roy Hodgson managed to mess it up and make England play the most boring football possible. Oh and put Kane on corners. Not to mention he was the reason Sturridge got hurt back in 2014, rushed him back from injuries too soon
they lacked the midfield to supply the strikers at that time
He oozed class and quality. That f**king chip against Fulham was audacity at the core. It was Cantona level shade..
Appreciate the shout out bro. Video was A+ 🤘
What a player he was for us , 🎉❤
Despite the injuries Sturridge was unreal for us, seeing him in Cities youth setup, the small cameos at Chelsea & his loan to Bolton convinced me that I wanted him at Anfield. The fact his a Brum lad just like myself had me jumping for joy when he signed & that SAS partnership was goated imo. The complete striker on his day. Was sad to see him ravaged by injuries & I was gutted to see him miss out on the prem by a point knowing he was leaving but at least he won the CL as a consolation with us 💯🏆
Roots of the Rivalry idea: Shamrock Rovers vs Bohemians, Dublin, Ireland
DANIEL STURRIDGE...with the orange HYPERVENOMS🔥...U KNOW it's going down
Great Video as always Adrian.
Also, Kudos to CEO Steve, and assistant producer plantini as well as the unmentionable guy...
He's one of those players whose running style, movement, goals, all exuded Art. And naturally.
Very much like Diego Forlán and David Villa, just a visual treat.
he was one of the best finisher england ever had such a shame he was injury prone, he was sharp, fast and toyed the defenders.
Can you also make a video on origi? He doesn't get the respect he rightfully deserves
Sturridge scored more World Cup goal than Van Basten and Ibrahimovic combined
Dude was mad astute tactically aswell, could play out wide, as a lone striker AND as part of striking duo
Loved the guy, I thought those days with Suarez are the pinnacle of Liverpool and I've enjoyed almost every second of that Rodgers football...Not hard if you've endured Hodgson, Konchesky, Jovanovic etc. and before that Degen, Poulsen, Aquilani.
I think it might be pronounced "let's 'ave ya." I always wondered if DS had mental health issues. It seemed like he was fighting himself as much as anything else. I wish him well.
Daniel, thank you for all the good memories.
It always comes to an end.
The partnership with Suarez was a real thing of beauty shame it couldn’t have lasted longer.Must have been so frustrating for him that his body let him down.
That 2013-2014 season with him n Chomper was soooo fun to wacth . He was the ideal forward n so exciting to watch him n Chomper plag together. Its sad that hes made of glass n couldnt last . Very unfortunate
As a Perth glory and liverpool supporter, such a sad ending for one of my favourites…
I used to love him his charisma
Someone’s gotta revive that celebration
That Sevilla goal 😢
How his career ended is so sad and tragic what could of been if he was fit all the time very underrated player
This was a time when a Liverpool fan's optimism was 100% based upon how close Sturridge was to returning from injury
I remember when sturridge went to Perth no one in Australia really actually cared because even regular players coming down here struggle with the temperatures (football is played in our summer ) and the league is quite physical . Everyone knew he’d play about 5 minutes and that’s exactly what happened
Could you do a football explainer/video essay on Monarcas Morelia/Atletico Morelia of Liga MX/Mexico?
in 2020, they were sold from Morelia to Mazatlan by their owners. In their earlier years, the team was known as Oro Morelia, then went thru a rebrand and went by Atletico Morelia and in 99/00, they went thru another rebrand and started going by Monarcas Morelia. Whenever they got sold to Mazatlan and the city of Morelia were without a team, they bought the team from Zacatepec, because the team was going thru financial problems, which was different from the prev owners selling because they basically felt like it.
i think it would be an interesting story to tell!
Now we need a video on Luchito Suarez
It's in the works my friend!
Yessss
aguante Uruguay y aguante Salto!!
Kinda want that Kirkland hoodie 😅good vid btw
One of these about Mario Balotelli would probably be really interesting.
Sturridge always been a baller
Hugo Alvarado is the el Salvadorian football fan who help the country to built their national team is good topic to cover in video
1:20 on the topic of suggestions, one idea I have is a video on Edgar Davids. One of the best midfielders in the world in his prime, was integral to dragging Frank Rijkaard’s Barcelona out of a rough patch, and was named one of Pelé’s top 100 greatest living footballers.
I didn’t know much about Daniel Sturridge’s career before watching this, I’m glad that his Liverpool days culminated in him getting to lift a Champions League trophy.
He's an instagrammer now..and I love his predictions..
That celebration goat
Amazing video however I don’t think you did him justice when talking on the 2015 season under Klopp, especially with that Europa League Final goal.
Would you do a video on scottish football please and one on inverness caledonian thistle they are in the scottish cup final on the 3rd 🔵🔴🏆🥇
A career destroyed by injury. Remember there being a genuine debate in 2015 whether he or Kane would end up the better player.
I always thought he was one of the best strikers in the world, such a shame. Really had a unique talent but not everything to go with it...shows how good the likes of Kane are to keep doing it year after year
You should make a video on Mario Barlotelli.
i saw sturridge recently in the front row of playoff Boston Celtics game. He didn't look sad :)
along with Fowler and Torres , Sturridge was 1 of the best clinical finishers for Liverpool...shame his body was mostly broken for his time at Liverpool...he needs to retire now unfortunately
him and reus are football's big what ifs
I loved Sturridge while he was at Liverpool. He was world class, but made of glass. He deserves praise just for being able to play and shine alongside the absolute badass Luis Suarez. I hope he finds some joy from now on.
He was very good at internationals also.
Was also Englands best striker for a cpl years (around 2012)
He could be the next Micah Richards as far as a tv personality. He’s a natural on camera
2014 since the international break, he injured come back to train and then injured again in training like 3 times. It only gets worse the following year.
Sturridge man, genuinely a world class player on his day and great charisma off the field.. one of the great “what ifs” of the modern era.
I’m from Perth, Australia and keep a very close eye on our local club Perth Glory, as for Sturridges’ time here i have to feel for the guy. The A-League at the time was in total disarray due to covid and the country isolations laws ESPECIALLY Perth, when Sturridge arrived he had to stay in a hotel room (without being allowed out)for 2 whole weeks because of the covid isolation rules and as the season went on there would be 3-4 occasions where the team would get stuck in a different state and be forced to isolate in hotel rooms for 2 weeks at a time… hardly ideal for a player coming back from a 2 year lay off.
Put this on top of the teams extremely poor form (i think they might’ve won 3 games all season) and his injury record, i think it would be fair to say it was probably the WORST club in the world for Sturridge at the point in time.
Make video on Sergio Busquets (one of the msot underrated and least spoken players, because of the other worlds players he usually had around him Messi, Iniesta, Xavi, etc)
Definition of striker: Sturridge🕺🏽
Yoo Adrian where can we find the soundtrack of the video?
such a sad end to his career once he retires. his 26 goals that one season, with Suárez getting 32 at the same time was so good, the only thing missing were the trophies.
We have a reincarnation of asturridge in Diogo Jota at least in terms of tech iCal ability and finishing. I don't know if y'all noticed yet
Just imagine an injury free Sturridge partnering Kane up front 👀
He also won the ucl with Chelsea
I haven't found much info on the rise of iniesta, I would love to see how he matured as a shy young kid to be considered one of the best midfielders the game has ever seen
in one of the most competitive sports in the world.
Injury is criminal 😢
He was One of the best
You should do a Málaga video
Very sad really good player # coming from a united fan #
Honestly Roy Hodgson takes the blame for me. He was just returning from injury and he got called up for England, overplayed him, and soon after he got injured again. That 14/15 period where he was in and out with injury, imo, you have to pin on that specific injury at the start of the season
Sturridge was a really good player. If only he had managed to stay fit. Unfortunately it's something you can't control.
6:04 what is the login song in the background at this time ? I'm struggling to place it 😭
Fascinating. But does Daniel enjoy a nice prawn sandwich? This is the important question!
Can you make a video about Poch’s rebuild of spurs or Mourinho rebuild of Chelsea when he first came in or at inter
Can you do what happened to Luis Muriel I remember for a short time he was called the Colombian Ronaldo
Come to Red Star bro! ❤
6:10
I literally said "oouuff" out loud.
His tiktoks go crazy
Sturridge is now a Tiktoker. You think I’m joking but I swear I’m not 😭
A professional in-patient who’s career was sadly blighted by football.
How the f was Sturridge as high rated as Kane in FIFA 17 (84 ovr) He scored like 6 goals the previous year.
I remember a pre season game against Bayern in 2017 I think, where Sturridge ran from his own half on the break to chip Manuel Neuer and immediately started clutching his thigh with injury. If that doesn’t sum up his career, I don’t know what will. Phenomenal player who got extremely unlucky.