Liverpool captain, Steven Gerrard, says that he has already held talks with Liverpool over returning to the club in a coaching capacity.
The Anfield skipper is set to link up with Irish international, Robbie Keane, at L.A. Galaxy on an 18-month contract in July.
However, the Liverpool legend said that he had spoken to both the club's chairman, Tom Werner, and manager, Brendan Rodgers, about a potential return to Anfield.
Gerrard is currently training for his UEFA B Coaching license in order to be qualified for his post-playing career.
While he said that no role had been confirmed for him, he will remain a fan of the club.
'At the end of the day, underneath it all, I am a supporter, I always will be. So if there isn't a role, it certainly wouldn't be the end of the world. I'll be coming to support the lads like a normal punter,' the Liverpool skipper said.
Gerrard represented Liverpool for 17 years scoring 185 goals over 708 games. He started 23 games for Liverpool in this his swansong season scoring eight times.
