New Rangers manager Steven Gerrard has insisted that his lack of experience in top level management won’t be a hindrance for him at Ibrox.
The Glasgow giants confirmed on Friday afternoon that Gerrard agreed a four-year deal to become the next Rangers manager and the club are looking forward to ushering in a new chapter.
Gerrard only walked into the world of coaching last year when he took charge of the Liverpool Under-18s at the start of the season and lacks experience at the top level.
Concerns have been raised about the former Liverpool captain getting such a high profile job at an early stage of his career as many believe Rangers need a more experienced hand.
However, the former England captain is not worried about his lack of experience and believes his successful playing career will stand him in good stead at Rangers.
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Asked about his lack of experience, Gerrard said in a press conference: “It’s not an issue for me.
"It seems to be an issue for other people. I can’t do anything about not having experience.
“I have played in big football matches and I have worked under some very big managers.
“There’s only one way to get experience.”
Gerrard will take charge of Rangers officially on 1st June.
