He shone at Liverpool, failed as a coach in the Premier and is now being tempted by Arabia

One of Liverpool FC's great references is about to have a new adventure in Saudi Arabian soccer. It is precisely Steven Gerrard, who is now a professional coach and has spent time at clubs like Rangers, but in his arrival in the Premier League with Aston Villa, he did not end up having a good time. Now, a team from Arabia is looking for the services of the coach and they are close to reaching an agreement.

Steven Gerrard is a living legend of Liverpool FC. The eternal captain of the team was part of incredible feats of the English club, such as the 2005 Champions League against AC Milan. Now, unexpectedly, his future could be in Arabian soccer, where a team is asking for him as their new coach.

Steven Gerrard is one more name on the Saudi League's wish list. The Arabian championship wants to enter the world soccer scene and Al-Ettifaq is knocking on the door of the former England midfielder. Steven Gerrard won 13 games in his 40 matches in charge of Villa Park. In the remaining 27, 8 draws and 19 defeats. Previously, he led Rangers to become Scottish League champions in 2021.

Will Gerrard make it to the Arab League?

According to the Daily Mail, the now English coach has already agreed with the club and could establish himself in a big way for next season. Al-Ettifaq's project is one of the most ambitious in that country and the arrival of a profile like Steven Gerrard's gives credibility to this institution and its intention to conquer Middle East soccer.