The Man City star admitted that his former club Liverpool were one of two sides he uses on the popular video game.
Raheem Sterling has revealed that he still plays as his former side on FIFA.
The winger named Liverpool and PSG as the two clubs he uses on the universal video game, as opposed to current club Manchester City.
Sterling made the switch from the Reds to City in the summer of 2015, and has gone on to become a key figure for Pep Guardiola's side.
The 24-year-old is still resented by many Liverpool fans and is generally targeted on his trips to Anfield with City, though he has said in the past that he still has affection for his former side.
He may, however, upset some City fans with his latest revelation regarding the clubs he uses on FIFA.
He told the Daily Star: "Usually Paris Saint-Germain, and I shouldn't say this, but Liverpool."
The revelation shouldn't come as too much of a shock with the game hugely popular with players and fans alike, and Sterling having plenty of friends still at the club.
Several footballers have expressed their love for the hugely popular video game, and Sterling is no different, but his choice of club may just annoy some of the more traditional City support.