Gerrard wanted to return but is betrayed at Liverpool and will move away from Anfield

Liverpool should consider hiring Steven Gerrard as sporting director. He has a track record for good talent identification while at Rangers, attracted big names like Coutinho to Villa and Paolo Maldini has similarly been successful in the role at Milan, Ben Bocsak reported.

But those who had brought him close to the possibility of a return to Liverpool ended up betraying him, according to local media reports. So the possibility of the legend's return to Anfield has fizzled out and he is now looking for a place to pursue his managerial career.

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According to Liverpool Echo, The Polish Football Association have started talks with Steven Gerrard over becoming the new manager of the Poland national side. For now it will only be talks, but if an agreement can be reached, it will be Gerrard's debut as manager, something that will generate morbidity when he faces England.

The Egyptian, who is one of the most important players in the German coach's squad, has 16 goals in all competitions as well as six assists and is on his way to becoming one of the club's greatest legends.

Gerrard is a legend 

The former AS Roma man has, in fact, already entered the Steven Gerrard dimension: he is only the second player in the club's history behind the Englishman to have at least 50 goals and assists as a Liverpool player.