Raheem Sterling continues to be in the best form of his career as the England winger set a personal best by scoring yet again on Monday.
Sterling scored the Three Lions' fifth and final goal on Monday as England took down Montenegro 5-1 in a Euro 2020 qualifier.
The Manchester City forward was played through by Jordan Henderson in the 80th minute, and Sterling made no mistake by tapping his finish into the back of the net while one-on-one with goalkeeper Danijel Petkovic.
The goal was Sterling's sixth in his last four appearances for England, having scored two goals against Spain in the Nations League as well as a hat-trick against the Czech Republic last week.
In total, Sterling has had a hand in seven goals over his last four games,
Those seven goal contributions mark as many as his previous 31 England caps combined as the 24-year-old winger has found incredible form with the national team.
Its that type of form that recently had Gareth Southgate state that he views Sterling as a future England captain, adding that the winger is developing into one of the group's primary leaders on and off the pitch.
Harry Maguire backed up that claim as well, adding that he sees Sterling as the Premier League's best player this campaign.
The month of March has been his best month yet as Sterling has scored eight total goals for club and country as we march into the final week of the month.
Prior to March, Sterling had never scored more than four goals in one calendar month before.
Sterling has a total of 19 goals for Manchester City this season as the club fights Liverpool for the Premier League crown while preparing for a Champions League quarter-final battle with Tottenham.
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Next up for Sterling and City is a meeting with Fulham on Saturday as the international break comes to a close.
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