Former Liverpool and England captain Steven Gerrard officially announced his retirement from professional football, ending a 19-year playing career.
The 36-year-old hangs-up his boots with a 710 appearances for the Reds, winning nine trophies, but joined MLS outfit LA Galaxy in 2015.
Los Angeles Galaxy midfielder Steven Gerrard has been reportedly linked with a return to his boyhood club Liverpool, according to The Independent.
The Ex-England skipper, who joined the MLS outfit on an 18-month contract at the end of last season has held telephonic conversations with Jurgen Klopp over a sensational return to Anfield.
The dust is beginning to settle of the departure of Brendan Rodgers from the Anfield dugout. The Northern Irishman’s time at Liverpool was a rollercoaster ride of almost unimaginable highs and several alarming low points – but what was the driving force behind Rodgers getting the boot?
The Liverpool legend details his thoughts on the best and worst that Liverpool had to offer throughout his career in his autobiography.
It’s always fascinating when a player that has been so pivotal to their sport releases an autobiography; a candid look into their career and what was really going through their head.
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard made his final appearance for the Merseyside club at Anfield on Saturday and it was one of the saddest end of an era.
Steven Gerrard says goodbye to Anfield. #ThanksStevie http://t.co/wtut0Nq4Lc https://t.co/wSJ8LrGkkL
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) May 16, 2015