Heartwarming Moment Manchester City Star Visits Jamaica, Plays Football With the Youth

• Manchester City forward Raheem Sterling visited the country of his birth Jamaica while on international break
• The England international spent time with the youth in Trench Town as he played football as many watch the City superstar
• Sterling was born in Jamaica before moving to England at a young age where he grew up to become an international for the Three Lions

Manchester City star Raheem Sterling returned to his roots to spend some their with the youth of Jamaica while on international break.

Sterling was born in Kingston, Jamaica, before moving to England, where he started his football career.

In photos posted on Twitter, the England winger is seen enjoying the moment with some youths of Jamaica with smiles and excitement all over.

Raheem Sterling played a football game in Trench Town, the town where Raggae legend Bob Marley hails from.

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Sterling was in the company of Jamaica and Aston Villa forward Leon Bailey, as well as Prince William of the United Kingdom.

The former Liverpool star has been in scintillating form for Manchester City as they seek to defend the Premier League title, as well as win the UEFA Champions League for the first time.

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