Steven Gerrard drops fresh hint on managerial comeback

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His name has now been linked once more with a potential move back to English football, with Championship side Middlesbrough reportedly considering him as a candidate for their next manager. For Liverpool fans, Gerrard’s journey on the touchline has been one of high hopes, mixed results, and a longing for the day he might one day take charge at Anfield.

I want to change a few things and improve a few things and come back fresh, with a few different people around myself.” The 45-year-old added that he’s using his time away from football to reflect and recharge, but the hunger is still there: “There’s a part of me that still feels there’s unfinished business, in terms of wanting to go in and face another couple of exciting challenges.” Apparently, Gerrard only wants a project that “competes to win.” That stance could make a promotion-chasing club like Middlesbrough an attractive option — if the timing is right. His time at Aston Villa ended earlier than expected, and his spell in Saudi Arabia didn’t offer the competitive edge he craves.

For now, Gerrard is keeping his cards close to his chest. But with football’s managerial merry-go-round spinning again, it seems only a matter of time before he jumps back on.