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His latest attempt at the Premier League has failed but Gary McAllister has watched Rangers and Aston Villa enough to believe Steven Gerrard will return.
The Liverpool legend is playing in the Saudi Pro League with Al Ettifaq, where he is one of many famous faces in football to have risen to the top spending team.
McAllister was his assistant at Rangers when the former midfielder won the 55th Scottish Premiership, giving him the chance to take up the Villa job.
But he lasted less than a year and Unai Emery led them to Europe.
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Memories made in Glasgow remain special but a harsh hand dealt in Birmingham remains an overarching feeling, as Gerrard is told he’s in a league way behind where he was before. But McAllister insists he has the minerals to bounce back and return to England’s top table His former assistant told Sky: “He was close to a couple of clubs here, maybe a little bit disappointed. But the club in Saudi wanted him and he’s gone, and he’s started well. He’s enjoying it.

“The levels and everything in and around football in Saudi is obviously miles behind the Premier League in England where everything is supreme. But he will be back here without a shadow of a doubt. He is meticulous in his preparation. The way he prepared himself for games at Liverpool is no different to the way he prepares teams to play at any level.

“We had a fantastic three and a bit years at Glasgow Rangers, another special football club. Managed to win the 55th title which has a nice ring to it. Stopped Celtic doing 10-in-a-row so that was special. Wee bit unlucky at Villa I felt. With the injuries, three major signings Steven made all got injured within a couple of weeks of each other and they were pretty serious injuries. Boubacar Kamara, Diego Carlos, Lucas Digne. I am pleased for Villa but a wee bit disappointed it ended a wee bit too quickly for Steven and all his staff.”

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