Broadcaster’s cryptic message raises Gerrard eyebrows over possible Liverpool job…

The broadcaster’s enigmatic message has sparked speculation regarding Gerrard’s potential Liverpool role.

The managerial situation at Liverpool has taken another unexpected turn following the emergence of a cryptic message concerning Gerrard’s choice to decline Rangers, which has been circulating online.

Richard Keys posted on X: “There is no way Steven Gerrard was unaware of the likelihood of this forthcoming opportunity when he rejected Rangers.”

The beIN Sports presenter did not provide any additional context, prompting many to interpret his remark as an indication that the former midfielder might have been considering us during our recent difficulties.

Speculation surrounding Gerrard intensifies despite the tax clause and his recent performance.

Transfer News Live also revealed new insights into the matter, indicating that Gerrard “is unlikely to accept a managerial position in the UK until at least April.”

Their update mentioned that the Englishman was “on the verge of re-joining Rangers following Russell Martin’s dismissal before a last-minute change of heart,” and highlighted the tax clause that would require him to repay “45% of his earnings if he returned to the UK permanently before spring.”

These elements alone illustrate the complexity of the situation and why any effort to directly link Gerrard to us seems hasty.

As the Premier League champions, we are gearing up to face West Ham on Sunday, and Arne Slot has only recently addressed the ongoing support he receives from the club’s leadership.

During that press conference, he remarked that the discussions taking place behind the scenes “have remained consistent over the past year and a half,” underscoring the backing he enjoys from the upper management.

The talk surrounding Gerrard appears premature as we deal with the pressure on Slot.

It is indeed true that Gerrard recently acknowledged that the pressure on our manager is unavoidable during a challenging stretch, a statement he made while reflecting on the repercussions of the PSV defeat.

This specific post-match conversation also included his comment about “serious questions” being raised when results do not meet expectations, which naturally came to light again following another defeat.

The notion that Gerrard rejected Rangers solely to position himself for our role is highly improbable.

The disparity in quality between Rangers and the Premier League champions is significant; our Dutch head coach has just finished a title-winning season, and Gerrard’s managerial history at Aston Villa and Al Ettifaq renders such a transition nearly unfeasible.

While it is clear that Gerrard would certainly aspire to manage us in the future, at this moment, the rumors appear to be outpacing the actual situation.