Todd Boehly, a new chairman of the Premier League giants Chelsea, raised a topic in an earlier interview with the media when he proposed that the Premier League could host an All-Star Game. In a recent interview, Aston Villa coach Gerrard also talked about the topic of the Premier League All-Star Game, and said he had some interest in this game, but he also pointed out that the schedule of the Premier League and various competitions has been very busy. busy.

In an interview, Gerrard pointed out that from his own perspective, he is actually very happy to see the Premier League All-Star Game come true. He also believes that the teams in the north can win, including Liverpool and Manchester City.

Gerrard said, "But I also agree with other managers that we already have a lot to juggle, we have enough schedules. The idea is not from a European point of view, so it is mostly It's going to be a tough position."

The Aston Villa boss also pointed out that while the All-Star Game would be a great idea, he doesn't think it will happen.

On the other hand, when the Liverpool legend Carragher was a guest on a program earlier, he was very arrogant to directly criticize the suggestion of the new Chelsea owner Todd Boehly for the suggestion of the Premier League to hold a full-name match.

Carragher believes it would be arrogant to talk about it without fully understanding the league. He pointed out that such remarks are very arrogant, and maybe he is right to propose that he wants to change the alliance, but he does not think many people will agree with his proposal.

Chelsea spent more than £250m on reinforcements in the transfer market this summer, only to abruptly sack Tuchel after a few games. Carragher stressed that Todd Boehly has yet to prove he is a good Chelsea boss.