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Liverpool Icon Steven Gerrard Sends Message to Rangers Fans After Rejecting Job - Liverpool Echo
- On Saturday, Steven Gerrard withdrew from Rangers Football Club's interview process despite positive talks and an almost-complete agreement to return as head coach.
- After a poor start, Russell Martin was sacked last week following 17 games in charge, with Rangers Football Club winning one of seven Scottish Premiership matches and sitting eighth.
- Steven Gerrard, former Liverpool captain and ex-Rangers manager, led Rangers to an unbeaten 2020–21 Scottish Premiership title and left for Aston Villa in 2021, remaining out of work since January.
- Rangers have placed first-team training under Steven Smith on an interim basis as they pursue replacements, with Danny Rohl emerging as a leading candidate after an interview on Friday.
- Despite withdrawing, Steven Gerrard reportedly left the door open as he felt the timing was not right, while other names such as Frank Lampard and Derek McInnes have been floated.
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Liverpool icon Steven Gerrard sends message to Rangers fans after rejecting job - Liverpool Echo
Steven Gerrard was Rangers' first-choice to replace Russell Martin, but the former Liverpool and England star has now turned down the vacancy and sent a message to fans
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