O’Hara hopes Sterling would be open to a short-term deal, perhaps until the end of the season, and that he could surely do a job for Tottenham in that time. Tottenham urged to seal Raheem Sterling transferDiscussing Sterling’s future after his departure from Chelsea, O’Hara said: “I would absolutely take Sterling at Tottenham. “I’d sign him on a contract to the end of the season if he was willing to do that. The 31-year-old started out at Liverpool as a youngster before moving to Manchester City in the summer of 2015. After 131 goals in 339 games at the Etihad Stadium, Sterling then moved on to Chelsea, and had a spell on loan at Arsenal last season.