Steven Gerrard a 'good fit' for Wrexham & would ‘attract big names’ if Phil Parkinson comes under pressure in Championship as Liverpool legend backed to take same route back into management as Frank Lampard

Steven Gerrard has been told he would be a “good fit” and “attract some big-name players” to Wrexham if Phil Parkinson comes under pressure.

  • Red Dragons have enjoyed meteoric rise
  • Hollywood co-owners at the helm
  • Managerial change has been mooted
Follow GOAL on WhatsApp! 🟢📱
  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    EFL promotion specialist Parkinson has overseen a historic rise up the Football League ladder for the ambitious Welsh outfit. He has helped to turn the dreams of Hollywood co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney into reality.

  • Advertisement

  • Getty

    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    They are determined to deliver Premier League football at some stage, with more money being invested in the summer of 2025 as transfer records continue to be smashed at SToK Racecourse. Parkinson is aware of the need to deliver on expectations.

  • DID YOU KNOW?

    It has been suggested that he could be moved on at some stage, as Reynolds and McElhenney draft in someone more versed in the demands of top-flight competition, and Gerrard may come into the frame if a prominent managerial post opens up.

    The ex-Liverpool and England captain has flopped in his last two roles at Aston Villa and Al-Ettifaq, but he oversaw Scottish Premiership title glory at Rangers and is being tipped to tread a similar path to former Three Lions colleague Frank Lampard – who is now at Coventry.

  • ENJOYED THIS STORY?

    Add GOAL.com as a preferred source on Google to see more of our reporting

  • Getty Images Sport

    WHAT JANSEN SAID

    Ex-Wrexham forward Matt Jansen has told : “I don’t think Gerrard has had a terrible run. He did well at Rangers, then went to Villa and they were mid-table. It’s just that Unai Emery’s done so well since.

    “Gerrard’s been out in the Middle East, but I think he’ll want to come back and do what Frank’s done, take a Championship club with ambition and one that has a real chance of getting promoted.

    “If Wrexham struggle, that could be a good fit for him. He’d definitely have the backing, and with his contacts, I’m sure he could attract some big-name players too.”

Related Posts

Ex-técnico do River Plate é resgatado após ser arrastado por correnteza

MatériaMais Notíciasda aposte e ganhe: Martín Demichelis, ex-treinador do River Plate, foi resgatado por salva-vidas após ser arrastado pela correntez

Brasil x Peru na Kings World Cup: confira horário e onde assistir

MatériaMais Notíciasda cassino: Após uma virada elétrica sobre o Catar, o Brasil volta à ação na Kings World Cup neste domingo (11). A partida é contr

You Missed

Brasileiro pode deixar o Nottingham Forest nesta janela; veja

Brasil x Peru na Kings World Cup: confira horário e onde assistir

Ex-técnico do River Plate é resgatado após ser arrastado por correnteza

Goleiro do Barcelona, Ter Stegen se casa na Espanha

Mourão celebra vitória do Fla e derrota do Botafogo no Carioca

De olho em Tokyo, Marta dá boas vindas a Pia Sundhage nas redes

Game
Register
Service
Bonus