Steven Gerrard has laid out the conditions under which he would consider a return to Rangers, admitting he needs the right resources and team around him. The former Aston Villa manager was linked with the Ibrox job after Russell Martin's sacking in October but ultimately pulled out, citing timing issues.
Speaking to Ally McCoist on TNT Sports' Ally's Social Club, Gerrard expressed his enduring affection for the club but emphasised the need for proper support. 'If I've got the right tools and I'm surrounded by the right people, I've got confidence in myself that I can make Rangers good again,' he said.
Gerrard enjoyed significant success during his first spell at Rangers, ending the club's decade-long Scottish Premiership title drought in 2021. Despite positive discussions about a return, he decided the moment was not right but left the door open for the future.
Currently, Rangers sit fourth in the Scottish Premiership, nine points behind leaders Hearts. Gerrard acknowledged the weight of the job, adding, 'I understand how heavy it is when you put that on your neck and shoulders.'
