New York Red Bulls are reportedly eyeing a move for Steven Gerrard, if the Liverpool captain fails to agree a new deal a Anfield.
According to The Telegraph, the MLS outfit have included Gerrard on their "discovery list" for potential future transfers, which means that if the England international decides to play in the United States, the Red Bulls have first call on him ahead of rival North American sides.
The Eastern Conference outfit, who were knocked out by New England Revolution in the MLS playoffs this year, are also hoping that Gerrard's long-standing relationship with sporting director and former Reds manager Gerard Houllier will help lure the ex-England captain.
Gerrard is yet to agree an extension to his Liverpool contract, which expires at the end of the season, and is said to be considering his options.
The former European Cup winner can sign a pre-contract agreement with foreign clubs from January, However, it is expected that the veteran midfielder is likely to wait until the end of the season before announcing his future plans.
