Raheem Sterling, who scored 123 Premier League goals over his career, has joined Arsenal on loan from Chelsea, marking a significant move as he reunites with manager Mikel Arteta, who previously helped elevate his game at Manchester City. Arteta believes Sterling's hunger and determination to prove critics wrong will be valuable for Arsenal, especially as he could debut in the upcoming north London derby against Tottenham Hotspur. The loan deal signifies a shift in Arsenal's transfer strategy, as they typically target younger players but made an exception for Sterling due to his prior success under Arteta. Historical data shows that during their time together, Sterling's scoring output significantly increased, peaking with 31 goals in the 2019 season. Arteta had dedicated time to refine Sterling's finishing and movement, which were crucial to his development as a top scorer. As Sterling aims to regain his form at Arsenal, the partnership could potentially restore the magic they once had at Manchester City.