Liverpool chairman, Tom Werner, has confirmed that his club have already held talks with Steven Gerrard about a return to Anfield when his spell with LA Galaxy comes to an end.
Gerrard will leave Liverpool and move to MLS on July 1 after a 17-year spell as a key member of the club’s first team, but he has said he would like to manage his hometown club at some stage in the future.
Brendan Rodgers has also said he would be happy for him to join his coaching staff at the club, and Werner said discussions over a future role had taken place already, although he declined to go into detail.
“I don’t see this as goodbye,” Werner said. “I just see this as the end of a remarkable chapter for Steven in terms of his career at Liverpool.
“I’m very hopeful that Steven will return to the club in another role at some stage in the future and his great association with Liverpool will continue.
“It’s true that I’ve spoken to Steven about coming back. We’ve had some discussions that will remain private, but we certainly see him as having an important place in the club’s future.

















