Steven Gerrard Liverpool Reebok Authentic Jersey Istanbul 2005

Steven George Gerrard is one of the greatest midfielders in English football history and Liverpool's most iconic captain, renowned for his exceptional passing range, powerful shooting, and inspirational leadership qualities. Standing 6'0" with remarkable stamina and technical ability, Gerrard embodied everything that Liverpool Football Club represented - passion, commitment, and never giving up. His career was defined by spectacular long-range goals, crucial performances in big matches, and an unwavering loyalty to his boyhood club. Known for his emotional connection to Liverpool and his ability to elevate his teammates' performances, Gerrard consistently delivered when the club needed him most throughout his distinguished career.

• ● Liverpool appearances: 710 games, 186 goals
• England national team: 114 caps, 21 goals
• Champions League winner (2005 with Liverpool)
• FA Cup winner (2001, 2006 with Liverpool)
• UEFA Cup winner (2001 with Liverpool)
• League Cup winner (2003, 2012 with Liverpool)
• Community Shield winner (2001, 2006 with Liverpool)
• PFA Player of the Year (2006)
• UEFA Club Footballer of the Year (2005)
• Liverpool captain for 12 years

• LA Galaxy (2015-2016)
• Liverpool FC (1998-2015)
• England National Team

Gerrard's legacy is forever intertwined with the Miracle of Istanbul, where his leadership and second-half performance inspired Liverpool's incredible comeback against AC Milan to win the Champions League. His loyalty to Liverpool throughout his career, despite numerous offers from other top clubs, made him a rare example of a one-club legend in modern football. His ability to score crucial goals in cup finals and his performances in Europe established him as one of the greatest big-game players in football history. As one of England's most-capped players and Liverpool's greatest ever captain, Gerrard's influence extended far beyond his playing ability, inspiring teammates and fans alike with his passion and commitment to the clubs and country
he represented.