I base it on his form over 18 months and, for me, we are getting the far better end of this deal.
If he had been at the top of his form during that time, then obviously Chelsea would be getting the bargain.
Sterling has featured in 67 per cent of City's games since his debut for us.
I would argue that's quite high, considering he does not play a pivotal position.
I wish him and his family well and zero club football success from this point, forward.
The fact is he has delayed a decision for 18 months and used all manner of stalling tactics to arrive at this stage.
One such issue was he was sorting out his representation, yet he has managed to green light this move in a matter of days?
Another was playing time, yet 67 per cent in our forward ranks is not to be sniffed at.
If it's actually playing in the BIGGEST of games, then fair enough, he's missed out at times.
However, if Pep did not rate his abilities, he would surely not have ripped up the tactics to start him in the biggest game in our history?
It's a good deal for everyone, sounds like an adult parting of the ways, and I am excited to see Cole Palmer get the opportunities to further prove himself, as he reminds me so much of Paul Lake.