Gerrard MLS LA: According to the various reports, England International Liverpool Captain, Steven Gerrard is ready to link up to a 18 month deal with a TV channel, MLS side Los Angeles Galaxy.
After the Liverpool’s TV channel’s huge anticipation with the captain, he established his target to go for the US, ESPN FC’s Jeffrey Carlisle primarily reported the new deal when his deal is finished in the last season. On the basis of the report, Steven Gerrard will be remunerated around $6 million per year, even though the deal desires the final approval from the MLS Board of Governors.
During an interview with Liverpool’s TV channel on the last Saturday, Steven Gerrard accepted that it was a ‘very difficult conversation’ with the manager Brendan Rodgers that who converted his thoughts for the good reason.
He proclaimed, “I think the key conversation or moment was with the manager when he sat me down not so long ago and said it was time to manage my games for me and for the team. I’m bright enough to realize it is the right thing for everyone, but when you’ve been a starter and a mainstay in the team for such a long time, it was a very difficult conversation to have with the manager.”
Steven Gerrard added, “I accept it and I’ll continue to give everything I’ve got, whether I’m starting, coming off the bench or whatever, but that was the key conversation that swung me to deciding to come away for a short while. I had an idea it was going to come at some time – I’m a human, not a robot.”
Steven have the tendency to leave the posture Rodgers by saying no as it will and said, “I wish I’d met Brendan when I was 24 because I think I’d be sitting here talking about a lot of titles that we’d won together. The reality is that Brendan came into this club when I was 32 years of age and it’s a shame that relationship didn’t start 10 years ago.”
The 34-year-old, who captained the side to a 5th European Cup in 2005, will let down as a true club legend, by giving priority to his manager. Steven Gerrard says, “I will only return to the club in a coaching role if I feel confident of maintaining that reputation.”
“I think that’s something I’ll have to consider,” he said. “I think when you’ve been part of a club like this for so long and you’ve contributed in the way I’ve tried to, I’d always want that to stay the same in the future. I wouldn’t like to come back just to be Steven Gerrard the player and just be around.”
He added again as, “I’d like to help in whatever capacity that may be. If I sit down with the people who are running the club at that time and they see a role for me where I can help the team or help young kids to become players, of course I will consider it.”