Rio Ferdinand, a former England star, joins Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard and Dutch striker Robin Van Persie to share insights on the Premier League life. They discuss the pressure of expectations versus the joy of the game. The trio emphasizes the importance of surrounding oneself with the right people and the emotional rollercoaster of triumphs and failures. They also tackle the challenges of career transitions, revealing how resilience and a supportive network play critical roles in navigating life after football.

In this episode, the hosts discuss Victor Osimhen's shocking treatment by Napoli and speculate on his next move. They also talk about Liverpool potentially uncovering the next Steven Gerrard. Other topics include Newcastle's victory over Manchester City, personal golf experiences, and the controversy surrounding offensive content on social media.

To mark the Champions League final, Jake reflects on the conversations they have had with a range of guests about the Champions League. In this episode, you will hear from Jordan Henderson, Kieran Trippier, Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard and Mauricio Pochettino among others about their relationship to the competition.This final of the Champions League also a very significant game for Jake as it will be the last ever match he hosts on BT Sport, after a decade of presenting on the channel. He shares how he feels about the significant moment and his final time hosting a competition that many consider to be the pinnacle of the game.Listen to the full episodes:Rio Ferdinand: https://pod.fo/e/15914Mauricio Pochettino: https://pod.fo/e/16521Kieran Trippier: https://pod.fo/e/17a67fSteven Gerrard: https://pod.fo/e/a33baFrank Lampard: https://pod.fo/e/136b50

Famous football players like Karim Benzema, N'Golo Kanté, and Steven Gerrard have recently made surprising transfers to Saudi Arabian clubs. The podcast explores the impact of these transfers and Saudi Arabia's investment in football, raising questions about the commercialization and globalization of the sport. It also touches on other topics like financing creature products and South Korea's perspective on the world.

Former professional footballer and current Aston Villa manager Steven Gerrard talks about the excitement and drama surrounding the final day of the Premier League season, including the anticipation of his team potentially helping Liverpool win the title by beating Man City.