Steven Gerrard Takes New Job Weeks After Rejecting Rangers

Liverpool football icon Steven Gerrard has secured a new role just weeks after declining an opportunity to manage Rangers. The 45-year-old former midfielder was initially in negotiations with the club before they appointed Russell Martin as the new manager.
Gerrard’s New Role as a Pundit
Gerrard will return to television as a pundit for TNT Sports. This announcement comes shortly after he turned down the managerial position at Ibrox. He is set to provide analysis for the highly anticipated match between Liverpool and Aston Villa at Anfield.
Insight from a Football Legend
As a former player for Liverpool and a manager for Aston Villa, Gerrard brings a wealth of experience. He played over 20 years at Liverpool and has coached at various levels, including:
- Rangers (Scotland)
- Aston Villa (Premier League)
- Al Ettifaq (Saudi Pro League)
His knowledge of the game makes him an exciting addition to the TNT Sports team, especially for this weekend’s match involving two clubs that are significant to his career.
Gerrard’s Coaching Journey
Throughout his coaching career, Gerrard faced different levels of success. His tenure at Rangers was particularly noteworthy. In 2021, he led the team to its first league title in a decade, achieving an unbeaten season.
While his time at Aston Villa was challenging, his achievements at Ibrox established him as a prominent figure in Scottish football.
Conclusion
With Gerrard stepping into the role of a pundit at TNT Sports, fans can expect insightful commentary and analysis as he shares his expertise on the game. This new chapter follows his recent decision against returning to Rangers, marking another interesting phase in his post-playing career.




