The Telegraph name shock club which made deadline day enquiry for Raheem Sterling | OneFootball

German giants Bayern Munich made a shock enquiry for Chelsea winger Raheem Sterling on deadline day according to reports.

Sterling was one of a number of players the Blues were looking to move on this summer, but they were unable to do so.

Chelsea were hoping to get £20m for Sterling, but most important they wanted to get his reported wages of in excess of £300,000 per week off the books.

Bayern Munich made Raheem Sterling enquiry

Sterling made it clear his transfer preference was to remain in London, and he did have interest from the likes of Crystal Palace, West Ham and Fulham.

However, Chelsea received no offers for Sterling on deadline day, and he’s now going to remain at Cobham training on his own until at least January.

Sterling had a disappointing loan spell at Arsenal last season. (Photo by Jan Kruger/Getty Images)

Chelsea are thought to be reluctant to terminate Sterling’s contract, and he made it clear he wasn’t open to a move to Saudi Arabia or Turkey.

However, The Telegraph have reported Bayern made an enquiry for Sterling on deadline day when they were in negotiations for Nicolas Jackson.

The report adds Napoli were also interested, but for reasons which are unclear the England international is reluctant to move abroad or even leave London.

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Sterling isn’t the only one who’s set to remain at Chelsea until at least January, with Axel Disasi also falling into that category.

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Despite interest Disasi ultimately ended up staying at Chelsea, and he reportedly turned down loan moves from three Premier League clubs on deadline day.

The Frenchman spoke about possibly forcing his way back in at Chelsea, but Maresca made it clear there’s no way back for any members of the bomb squad, leaving them facing a bleak few months.