Gerrard won't manage Poland and his dream to replace Klopp at Liverpool

Just as the different clubs in Europe continue to polish their squads during this winter market with a view to a better performance, this same situation is happening but on a smaller scale with the different national teams that saw activity in the World Cup in Qatar 2022, involving the former footballer and Reds legend, Steven Gerrard, in this situation having been one of the options to manage Poland and Liverpool, ending for the Englishman any chance of becoming the manager of the Poles as they have already found their new coach.

With the announcement that the Portuguese-born manager, Fernando Santos, would be the new head coach of Poland, Steven Gerrad's options were reduced to just one option, which is Liverpool, an institution that is currently experiencing problems of any kind that have them submerged in the middle of the table with little chance of achieving important things during this football year that is still in progress.

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Although the romanticism of having back one of the men who has given the Merseyside club the most allergy to this institution sounds tempting, and even if Gerrad himself admitted to theathletic.com some time ago to dreaming of one day being the Reds boss, the reality is that his short experience means that Klopp still has the certainty of remaining in the dugout today. "I would love to be Liverpool manager one day - is that a dream? Of course it is.

Gerrard still behind Klopp

Despite having a couple of runners-up finishes and a league title with Rangers in the Scottish league, the English tactician is still a long way behind Klopp's successor at Liverpool, needing more experience and achievements to establish him as a serious candidate who can evolve a Reds side still committed to the ideas of the game under their German boss.