Liverpool winger Raheem Sterling has admitted that his mother 'tells him off' if he fails to do his chores around the house.
The 18-year-old, who recently signed a new long-term contract at Anfield, has insisted that his mother, who has moved up from London to be with her son on Merseyside, keeps him grounded.
"She tells me off for being lazy, for not helping around the house, but I'm becoming better at that," Sterling told the club's official website.
"She wants me to brush the stairs and help out in the kitchen, it's hard work. She gives me stick but I do my bit. I cleaned the living room a couple of days ago."
"I went last summer. Everyone is living okay but not everyone has it easy - their mums and dads have to work hard for it.
Sterling continues "When I go to Jamaica in the summer I'm looking to pay for two primary schools in my area, for the whole school's school fees and their lunch money for the year. Hopefully it can be done.
"I think everyone who plays for Liverpool has to pinch themselves now and again," he said. "It's a dream come true for all the players. You've got to realise that it's real, kick on with it, work hard and try to do your best for the football club."
The England international is preparing to face Wigan Athletic in the Premier League this Saturday.
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