Stephen Gerrard chooses more than his teammates on the Liverpool team, one of whom is a bit of Juergen Klopp

Stephen GerrardHe chooses as teammates from his teammates in Liverpool It may be logical, but Jurgen Klopp may not like his choices.

Gerard’s selective mix from his colleagues in Liverpool

GERRRRD has a strong argument for being the greatest player in REDS ever, where he enjoyed an unusual profession in anfield between 1998 and 2015.

The legendary former midfielder captured Liverpool to an unforgettable victory in the Champions League in 2005, in addition to winning the English FA and the league cups, which is among the full midfielders who played the game.

Gerard had some of his teammates in the global team in Liverpool in the years, whether it was Luis Suarez, Fernando Torres or Xabi Alonso, to name a few.

On the other hand, there were times when I felt as if the Reds icon was carrying a lot of football players, with his global talent worth winning a lot Premier League Calls. Instead, this cup fades it forever.

Gerard reveals more colleagues

He speaks in an interview with GQ magazine in 2015, a long time before leaving Liverpool, Gerard said that Didi Haman and Derk Kuwait are his teammates, the most underestimated team From his career Reds.

“A good question.

It is difficult to have a lot of concerns about Gerard’s options, with Haman players and Kuwait players who were often under the radar while others occupied the main headlines, including the former leader himself.

Haman was a great shield in front of the defense, where he had a localized expert feeling that he did not allow his lack of pace, as well as quality on the ball. The way to replace him at the end of the first half in the 2005 Champions League final against Milan, the match, on his head, summarizes his influence.

Chlop However, it may not be extremely happy about Gerard’s German choice, with the existence of a former Liverpool director who has problems with his compatriot, once he was angry at his response to his criticism.

“Who said that? Didi Haman? Wonderful. Wonderful source, is good respect everywhere. (Being a former player in Liverpool) does not give you the right to say what you want, especially when you have no idea. I really think that Dady Haman does not deserve to use his phrase to ask a question.

As for Kuwait, he was often the player in the big game in Liverpool, where he scored huge goals against the likes of Manchester United, Manchester City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Everton in the Premier League, as well as networks in the 2007 Champions League defeat.