Former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has admitted that he has thought about the possibility of working alongside Jamie Carragher again at the club.
The homegrown duo made 1,447 appearances between them for the Reds, and both have since worked as television pundits, with Gerrard combining media work alongside his playing career at Los Angeles Galaxy.
However, Gerrard has confirmed that he is open to offers when his current contract expires in December, and he made no secret of his desire to return to Anfield one day.
"I've imagined it a lot. Jamie's knowledge of the game is superb. I know the amount of time and effort he puts into to the work that he does now, also how much he loved the game when I played with him. I think we'll both work for the club again at some point during the rest of our lives. When that will be, I don't know. Will that be together? I'm not sure," he told men's fashion brand Mr Porter.
"Would I work with Jamie Carragher again for Liverpool? Of course I would, without a doubt, but it's for other people to make that decision. It goes without saying that the club's in our hearts and it's difficult if the club come calling but we've other things going on at the moment - it's not as if we're begging for it or desperate for it - but they know where we are.
"When I retire from football I am going to be available for people to offer me roles if they feel I'm one of the candidates. Would I go for another role in the game if any offers [from Liverpool] didn't come my way? Yeah I would."
Gerrard and Carragher played alongside each other in the Liverpool first team for 15 seasons.
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