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Liverpool midfielder says not even Messi could replace Gerrard

Liverpool’s Emre Can says it is impossible to replace Steven Gerrard at Anfield, suggesting not even Lionel Messi could do the job.
The 21-year-old playmaker is keen to follow in the footsteps of Liverpool legend Gerrard, but claims there is no player that could take the former captain’s place.

Gerrard left the Reds for LA Galaxy at the end of last season, with Germany international Can touted as one of his long-term successors in the club’s engine room.
But the fromer Bayern Leverkusen player feels that Gerrard is simply irreplaceable.
“I don’t think anyone can replace Gerrard, be it Messi or whoever,” Can told the Daily Mail.
“Of course I would like to follow in his path but he really was the best player for Liverpool, not just on the pitch but off the pitch as well.”
Liverpool have lost just once under the management of new boss Jurgen Klopp and Can is hopeful that his compatriot can guide them to Champions League qualification.
He added: “Jurgen Klopp does have a winning mentality, he is hungry for titles. And the way we work is that if we believe it, we have the ability to win a match.
“The win at Chelsea was extremely important because we hadn’t won an away game for a long time.
“We want to play in the Champions League. With hard work, hopefully we will get back into the top four. We have a good chance.”

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