Steven Gerrard makes family claim as speculation about Liverpool comeback builds
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Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard says he is 'more ready than ever' to return to soccer management now his family has relocated back to the United Kingdom from the Middle EastSteven Gerrard is keen to make a return to management(Image: Getty Images)Steven Gerrard says it has been a pleasure to watch Rangers' resurgence under "phenomenal" Danny Rohl from a distance — and now he's seeking his own comeback.The Reds legend insists he is "more ready than ever" to return to management now his family has moved back to the United Kingdom. There's even speculation he could become Liverpool's manager on a temporary basis, with current boss Arne Slot struggling at Anfield.
Gerrard spoke about Slot's future at Liverpool during an appearance on talkSPORT on Tuesday.Former Rangers manager Gerrard dramatically withdrew from discussions to return to the dugout in October following Russell Martin's dismissal at Ibrox, citing concerns over the timing of the appointment.READ MORE: Steven Gerrard points at Luis Diaz when asked about Mohamed Salah replacementREAD MORE: Ex-Liverpool star discharged from hospital after being knocked out in gameAt that stage, Gerrard, along with his wife Alex and his children, remained settled in Bahrain after his spell at Al-Ettifaq, and the position instead went to Rohl, who has hauled Gers back from the brink into the midst of an exciting three-way title battle with Hearts and Celtic.Gerrard now resides in the United Kingdom once more and hinted he is readier than ever to return to management should the appropriate opportunity present itself.While he is pragmatic enough to recognize that Rangers' position might not become available again anytime soon, that has not prevented him from enjoying their impressive revival under Rohl.Gerrard has been linked with a return to Anfield(Image: Getty Images)Gerrard, speaking live on talkSPORT to Ibrox legend Ally McCoist and Gabby Agbonlahor, said: "He (Rohl) has been phenomenal. What a job."He's come in, he's said all the right things, he's tweaked things on the pitch, and his January signings have been immaculate."How good is it, Ally, when you win on a Saturday?
It's brilliant, isn't it?"Gerrard was subsequently questioned about his own future, revealing that his family had returned to the United Kingdom after their time in Bahrain. Currently working predominantly as a pundit for TNT Sports, he maintains that he is in no hurry to return to management.However, should the right opportunity present itself for the former Ibrox and Aston Villa boss, he insists he won't be turning it down."I'm more ready than I have been," Gerrard said.