Steven Gerrard faces an eye-watering tax bill if he returns to the UK before April this year. The Liverpool legend has left his role as manager of Saudi Pro League side Al-Ettifaq by mutual consent.

Jan 30 (Reuters) - Steven Gerrard has left his post as Al-Ettifaq manager by mutual consent, the Saudi Pro League club said on Thursday, after a run of two wins and eight losses in 14 league games ...

Steven Gerrard has left his role as head coach of Al Ettifaq by mutual consent after 18 months in charge of the Saudi Arabian club. Sky Sports News understands assistant Michael Beale is also ...

Steven Gerrard has left his role with Al Ettifaq after 18 months, according to multiple reports. The Liverpool legend opted to continue his managerial career in the Middle East but has struggled ...

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has left his role as Saudi side Al-Ettifaq's coach by mutual consent after 18 months in charge, the club said on Thursday. Gerrard had ...

As a player, Steven Gerrard forged a reputation as an unstoppable force, the captain who inspired his teammates to overcome impossible odds through heart and will. Gerrard led by example ...

Steven Gerrard is set to leave his role as head coach of Saudi Arabian club Al Ettifaq. The 44-year-old had signed a new two-and-a-half-year deal at Al Ettifaq in January 2024 through to June 2027 ...

Steven Gerrard's departure from Al-Ettifaq has been confirmed by the Saudi Pro League side. The former Liverpool midfielder joined Ettifaq in the summer of 2023 and took charge of 59 matches ...

Gerrard was appointed Al-Ettifaq manager in the summer of 2023 on a reported £15m-a-season contract but he has been under pressure for months amid a poor run of form. Al-Ettifaq finished sixth in ...

Steven Gerrard has left his position as head coach of Saudi Pro League side Al Ettifaq by mutual consent. The former Liverpool midfielder took his third managerial role at the Saudi side in July ...

Steven Gerrard has LEFT Al-Ettifaq after just 18 months with the Saudi side. Gerrard said: “I want to express my gratitude to the club, the players, the fans and everyone involved for the ...

First reported by Glongari on X, formerly known as Twitter, and later the likes of The Athletic, Ben Jacobs and Jose Felix Diaz, Steven Gerrard was yesterday on the verge of being sacked.