Can Gerrard save Liverpool, who have lost six straight home games, after his arrival?

British media outlet Glasgow Times reported that former Rangers chairman Dave King said in an interview that manager Steven Gerrard, who has just won the Scottish Premier League title, will not be Liverpool manager in the short term. Gerrard coaching Liverpool? Informed sources say the possibility is 0. He has two other big dreams in The Rangers Less than 24 hours ago, Rangers won the 55th Scottish Premier League title in the team's history, ending Celtic's nine consecutive titles. This season, Gerrard led Rangers to an undefeated record of 28 wins and four draws in 32 rounds of league matches, scoring 77 goals and conceding only nine, 20 points ahead of Celtic, and winning the Scottish Premier League title ahead of schedule with six rounds remaining. It should be noted that this is also the first title of Steven Gerrard's managerial career. Meanwhile Rangers had an excellent run in the UEFA Cup. They advanced to the knockout stages by topping their group and then beat Antwerp 9-5 on aggregate. Gerrard's excellent performance has caught the attention of many Liverpool fans, who hope he can replace Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, who hasn't had any good results recently. On the speculation of Gerrard coaching Liverpool, former Rangers chairman Dave King has bluntly stated that the former Reds captain will not be returning to Anfield to coach in the near future.

Dave King, the former chairman of Rangers, told British media outlet The Glasgow Times:

"I don't think Steven Gerrard has a chance of coaching Liverpool in the short term. I say that for two main reasons. Firstly, as a club like Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp certainly won't be sacked easily for doing a fantastic job. Although they've had a tough environment this season, it's not enough to hide the fact that Klopp is a great manager. I think Klopp will stay at Liverpool next season and be successful again." Rangers have lost just one of their last 41 matches after beating Antwerp 4-3 in the first leg of the UEFA Cup quarterfinals. As the coach of this old-fashioned giant, Liverpool's famed Steven Gerrard has gradually helped the team regain its former glory. Indeed, as the European soccer landscape becomes more and more polarized, it is clear that Scottish soccer and the Scottish Premier League are alone. When Rangers were forced to play in the lower leagues in previous years because of financial problems, when Celtic lost in Europe, almost no stars were born and the old names of the Scottish Premier League gradually faded into oblivion.

However, since Gerrard took charge of Rangers, although he has not been essentially good enough to raise the standard of the Scottish Premier League, there is no doubt that the arrival of the famous Reds has once again brought the league into the eyes of the fans, and his achievements in rebuilding Rangers are there for all to see***. with just one defeat in 41 matches. Gerrard has led the rebirth of a centuries old giant. Is he fit to take over the klopp? As of this UEFA Cup knockout stage, Rangers have played 29 league games this season. Under Gerrard's leadership, they have an unbeaten record of 25 wins and 4 draws, 15 points ahead of their old rivals, Celtic. The UEFA Cup has seen 8 wins and 2 draws in 10 matches, with the 2 draws coming against Portuguese super giants Benfica. The only loss was to St. Mirren in the Chinese League Cup, which I regret going out for. All in all, Glasgow's fighting spirit and form has never been higher in all the matches since the start of the new season. Most importantly, they have also had good results in Europe against opponents from Europe's second and third tier leagues, causing those skeptical voices to fade.

The team could be 15 points ahead of Celtic at this stage, with the title beckoning. It is the closest the team has come to winning a title since it was forced into the fourth league. It would both redeem the humiliation and sweep away two consecutive seasons as runners-up.After 29 rounds, Rangers have 79 points to Celtic's 64. Interestingly, compared to the same period last season, the positions of the two sides are reversed. At that time, Celtic 77 points ranked first, Rangers 64 points ranked second. But it should be noted that after 29 league games last season, Celtic lost 2 games, and only 3 so far this season, which shows that Rangers are improving rapidly.