Gerrard is free to negotiate in the winter transfer window

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers says captain Steven Gerrard is free to negotiate with any club during the winter transfer window.

Gerrard is considering leaving.

Steven Gerrard was offered a new contract by Liverpool in November last year. However, Gerrard has delayed signing the new deal and is considering leaving. His current contract with the Anfield team expires this summer.

Manager Brendan Rodgers has said he is willing to give Gerrard time to think: “I have a great relationship and good communication with Steven Gerrard. So we understand each other. I think Gerrard would have the respect if he were to negotiate with any team.” MLS club New York Red Bulls are very interested in Gerrard. Many European teams will not miss the opportunity to recruit this 34-year-old player.

Manager Brendan Rodgers said Gerrard will start against Leicester after a recent spell on the sidelines: “Gerrard will be back. He’s a fantastic player and a great asset to the club. When I came in two and a half years ago, people were talking about whether he would adapt to my style of play and doubting his form. But Gerrard was arguably the best player of the year last year.”

Daniel Sturridge is about to return to competition

In addition, coach Brendan Rodgers said that striker Daniel Sturridge could return this January, and he has no plans to buy another striker: "He will return from the US after treatment. Hopefully in January, Daniel Sturridge will be able to play."

Daniel Sturridge was injured in August last year and was sent to the US for treatment. This season, Liverpool's new strikers have been disappointing, Balotelli has not scored any goals in the Premier League, Rickie Lambert has not left his mark either. The person who brings the greatest hope at the moment is Raheem Sterling. "We will have almost no additions in January. We have bought too much, and my job now is to make the most of what we have," said coach Rodgers.

According to TT&VH