Steven Gerrard has been coming under pressure in his role as head coach of Saudi Pro League outfit Al-Ettifaq in recent weeks and the club hierarchy have now made big changes

Al-Ettifaq have cut ties with former Rangers director of football Mark Allen - as well as Steven Gerrard's right-hand man Dean Holden. But Gerrard himself has dodged the axe for now as the club send him a clear message that results must improve.

Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard is under increased pressure as boss of Al-Ettifaq. His ex-teammate Danny Murphy believes a return to an old job may appeal.

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Steven Gerrard has come under pressure in Saudi Arabia, with Al-Ettifaq currently on a seven-game winless run, and he has been backed to return to Rangers.

Exclusive: Gerrard's standing in the Saudi Pro League is due to more than just his managerial qualities, meaning he's a valuable asset for them to keep hold of