Steven Gerrard sends message over his Rangers future

Steven Gerrard has spoken out on his future at Rangers amid rumors suggesting that he may soon leave the club. Former Liverpool man became Rangers manager back in 2018. Gerrard told The Times: “If people think I am going to leave Rangers in the near future because it is my decision, and I don’t want to be there, then that opinion is wrong. “In terms of me being proud and happy to be the manager, and wanting to move the club forward and improve it, then I am all in. It was always going to be a job where I had to learn on the go. "Now, I never for one moment thought I was going to get everything right and everything was going to be positive. “I knew the team and squad situation when I took over. I knew the pressure and the demands of the fans. “I knew walking into the job what I was taking on but if you are asking me the question, ‘Am I a better manager for the two-year experience and are Rangers in a better position now to what they were?’ Then my answer is yes. “We are trying to move and upset something that has been successful for a long time. I think you have to realise, and appreciate, where Rangers were. "It takes time to get it back to when they were successful and had incredible managers like Graeme Souness and Walter Smith. “It was always going to take time to get back. I see a lot of progress. I see us getting better but I appreciate that at Rangers eventually you have to win. You can’t be nearly.” source - Express.co.uk

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