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Steven Gerrard says he is ready to help Liverpool ‘any minute of every day’ but backs manager Arne Slot to ‘turn it around’


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Steven Gerrard has told TNT Sports’ Ally McCoist that he is always ready to help his former club Liverpool if they need him.

However, the Anfield legend insists that he does not want to see Reds manager Arne Slot lose his job after a difficult end to 2025.

Slot guided Liverpool to the Premier League title last term, but they have struggled this time around, winning just four of their previous 12 top-flight matches.

Gerrard is one of Liverpool’s greatest-ever players, having made 710 appearances for the Reds, and was a youth coach at the club shortly after ending his playing career.

“I’ll be brutally, brutally honest with you. I’d help Liverpool in any department at any minute of every day, I’d help them with anything,” he told McCoist.

“I don’t want Arne Slot to lose his job. I want him to fix this and turn it around and make Liverpool great.

“I was bouncing all over the city four or five months ago when Liverpool won the league.

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“I’m a Liverpool fan. I want the best for Liverpool.

“But if Liverpool need me in any department at any time, I’ll be there for them.”

Liverpool won their opening five Premier League matches of the 2025/26 season.

However, they are currently fifth in the table, 10 points behind leaders Arsenal after a run that also saw them get knocked out of the Carabao Cup by FA Cup holders Crystal Palace.
They have also struggled for consistency in the UEFA Champions League, where they are ninth in the league phase table with four wins and two defeats.

Gerrard inspired Liverpool to victory in the 2005 Champions League final against AC Milan.

The midfielder also enjoyed a long international career with England, but like so many before him, he failed to end the Three Lions’ wait for silverware.

In the past, Gerrard has referred to England’s ‘Golden Generation’, which included the likes of Frank Lampard, John Terry, Ashley Cole and David Beckham, as a group of “egotistical losers”.

And he has admitted that he was part of the problem.

“I did a thing recently with Rio (Ferdinand) and some people thought I was pointing fingers, blaming, giving excuses – I was part of the problem, my hand is held up,” he said.

“The level of players in that dressing room was beyond belief.

“But you have to have everything else around it: injuries, tactics, adaptability, managing coming off the back of a tough Premier League season.

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“We had two real chances and went out on penalties – that can happen.

“But I understand why I get asked that question a lot, because talent-wise, player for player, that squad was good enough to win it, in my opinion.”

England look set to be among the favourites at next summer’s World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

They have been drawn in Group L with Croatia, Panama and Ghana.
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