Gerrard will fit in with any club in the world. He's one of the players in the world that have all what it takes to play for Real Madrid. I want to urge Gerrard to join Real Madrid. If you don't play for Real Madrid you always feel that something is missing. There is nothing better than wearing Real Madrid's jersey. This is a big opportunity for Gerrard. I'm not talking money wise, but victories wise. I'm sure that Gerrard has alot of respect towards Mourinho. Steven signing for Real Madrid will be perfect for him.
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