As of December 2021, Manchester City’s No. 7 is: Raheem Sterling.

Raheem Sterling was born on December 8, 1994 in Kingston, Jamaica. He holds dual nationality of the United Kingdom and Jamaica. He is an English football player and serves as a winger/midfielder. He once played for Queens Park Rangers Football Club and Liverpool Football Club, and currently plays for Manchester City Football Club in the Premier League.

Sterling joined the youth training team of Queens Park Rangers Football Club in 2003, and joined Liverpool Football Club in 2010 for a transfer price of 2 million pounds. On July 14, 2015, Sterling officially transferred to Manchester City Football Club. The transfer fee of 49 million pounds also made him the most expensive English player in history.

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On July 15, 2015, Manchester City officially announced the signing of Sterling. According to previous reports from many British media, the transfer fee offered by Blue Moon for Sterling was It is 49 million pounds, of which 5 million pounds is a floating transfer fee. The two parties signed a five-year contract with a weekly salary of approximately 180,000 pounds. Sterling wore the No. 7 shirt and played for Manchester City.

On December 25, 2016, the British "Guardian"'s 2016 Top 100 Stars were officially released, with Sterling ranked 88th.

On November 10, 2018, Manchester City officially announced that it would renew Sterling’s contract until 2023. According to the "Daily Mail", Sterling will receive a salary increase of 150, and his weekly salary will reach 300,000 pounds.

On August 24, 2020, Sterling was selected into the best team of the UEFA Champions League for the 2019-2020 season.

On September 18, 2021, Sterling started against Southampton and became the ninth player to play 200 Premier League games for Manchester City.

In October 2021, Sterling was selected for the 2021 Golden Globe Award candidate list. In November, Sterling ranked 15th at the Ballon d'Or.