Rangers legend Brian Laudrup expects manager Steven Gerrard to be on the radar of many top European clubs following his success with the Light Blues.

The former Danish international thinks the Gers’ performances in Europe, combined with their recent domestic success, would have turned the heads of those in charge of some high profile teams on the continent:

“I believe teams on the continent, important clubs, will look at the way Gerrard has transformed Rangers and the way they are now playing. They would like some of that recipe. Rangers have put on the style and picked up the silverware. I’ve said many times that they play modern, progressive, attacking football with a clear identity. Importantly, they have shown it in the Europa League as well as in domestic matches.”

“Gerrard certainly has the stature to appeal to employers at a very high level in Europe. He has the brand and the class. I could see these major clubs coming for him at some point. Hopefully, though, not in the next one or two years.”

Besiktas have been mentioned as a potential destination in the past, but it must be said that Gerrard is probably only likely to be interested in moving back to England, were here to be offered the chance of managing a Premier League club.

As Laudrup says, he doesn’t see Gerrard leaving Ibrox for another team anytime soon and, with Liverpool likely to keep faith with Jurgen Klopp until his contract ends in 2024, you would hope that the Rangers boss will stick around for a similar length of time, at the very least.