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LIVERPOOL FC’s teenage superstar Raheem Sterling was interviewed by police over an alleged attack on a woman.

The 17-year-old LFC winger, from Woolton, was quizzed by detectives under caution following reports of an assault on Friday, November 2.

Sterling, who made his England debut against Sweden last week, has not been arrested and Merseyside police said investigations were continuing.

A spokeswoman said: “Merseyside Police can confirm that a 17-year-old male, from the Woolton area was interviewed under caution, following a report of an assault on Friday, November 2.

“A 27-year-old woman received slight injuries during the incident in the Liverpool 8 area.

"At this time, the investigation is ongoing and no formal action has been taken.”

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This morning Liverpool FC declined to comment on the police interview of Sterling.

The winger, born in Kingston, Jamaica, was signed by Rafael Benítez in February 2010 from Queen’s Park Rangers, for a reported initial fee of £600,000.

Sterling’s stunning form since making his Liverpool debut eight months ago earned him an England call up by Roy Hodgson.

He is the youngest international in LFC history.