Steven Gerrard may be in line for a shock new managerial role just days after the former midfielder resigned from his role as Al-Ettifaq head coach.

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• Gerrard considered by struggling League Two side
• Ex-Liverpool star left Saudi job last week
• May be trusted to save relegation candidates

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  After confirming the departure of manager Mike Williamson on Monday, Carlisle United have identified Gerrard as a possible replacement and are considering approaching the former midfielder, reports.

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  THE BIGGER PICTURE

  Gerrard, who managed Rangers and Aston Villa before heading to Saudi Arabia, left Al-Ettifaq last week after 18 months in charge amid his team's dismal results this season. The Liverpool hero left the club sitting 12th in the Saudi Pro League.

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  Carlisle are bottom of League Two and five points from safety from relegation and the club's owners believe Gerrard may help prevent them from dropping out of the English Football League (EFL) this season.

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  WHAT NEXT FOR GERRARD?

  When Gerrard left Al-Ettifaq, it was reported he is open to remaining in Saudi Arabia in a football development role, but with Carlisle reportedly eyeing him, he may opt to return to England.

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