Chelsea are hardly the model club for Man Utd to look up to, but Raheem Sterling’s latest exit has just posed an uncomfortable question for Ineos. Ineos have largely brought a culture of accountability and high performance at the club, barring a few misses, with Ruben Amorim being one. However, Raheem Sterling’s latest ruthless Chelsea exit has just highlighted a forgotten problem at Old Trafford that Ineos missed the mark on. The problem comes with what’s happening now, as Chelsea have just made Sterling free to sign with other clubs by terminating his contract. Otherwise, United are wasting six months of not just one, but two entities – Malacia stuck with the U21s, and Leon’s development getting stalled.