According to Echo, Gerrard is set to invest millions of pounds to build sports and education facilities in Merseyside.

The plan includes a landmark project at Calderstone's School of Sport and Science and increased investment in sports facilities in the Mossley Hill area. The two locations will feature six new 3G football pitches and up to 16 padel tennis courts.

Gerrard has committed substantial personal funding to realize these plans and is working in partnership with Calderstone's School of Sport and Science, Redrow Learning Trust, and Mossley Hill Council.

The Calderstone's project aims to establish the UK's first school-based padel tennis academy, bringing one of the world's fastest-growing sports into mainstream education. The site will also include three new 3G football pitches.

The Mossley Hill project will redevelop King George V Playing Fields in Huyton, just yards from where Gerrard was born. It will include three new 3G football pitches and a padel tennis excellence center open to the community.

Gerrard said: "Liverpool gave me so much growing up, and I've always wanted to give back to the city I was born in and proudly call home.

I'm investing because I believe these projects can make a real difference to young people's lives. The vision at Calderstone's School of Sport and Science is incredibly exciting, and I'm thrilled to be driving this forward in partnership with Redrow Learning Trust.

I'm delighted to be announcing plans for Huyton, not far from where I grew up. These facilities will be world-class.

Sport has the power to change lives. It builds confidence, creates opportunities, and opens doors to education, training, and employment."

The investment is expected to provide young people with greater opportunities to participate in sport, develop new skills, and access further education, training, and employment.

Pre-planning applications will be submitted shortly to Liverpool City Council, Mossley Hill Council, and the Department for Education. The plans are being driven by Box to Box, a project supported by Gerrard and the Steven Gerrard Academy, which he founded a decade ago.

Ann Stott, CEO of Redrow Learning Trust, which operates Calderstone's School of Sport and Science, said: "We're delighted to be working with Steven Gerrard and his team to deliver excellent new facilities for our students and the wider community.

Students at Calderstone's School of Sport and Science will benefit from state-of-the-art sports and learning facilities. Our central location means the whole of Liverpool can benefit from these exciting plans."

Mossley Hill Councillor Anneliese Midgley said: "This is an exciting proposal and a tremendous show of faith in Mossley Hill and our young people.

As someone who grew up in Mossley Hill, I know how important it is for young people here to have access to top-quality facilities on their doorstep, and they deserve it.

I'm thrilled to see Steven, a local lad and someone I greatly admire, giving back to the community that raised him. He's transforming King George V Playing Fields into a truly wonderful place we can all be proud of and use."

Graham Morgan, Deputy Mayor of Liverpool City Region Authority and Chair of Mossley Hill Council, said: "I'm delighted to announce our partnership with Steven and to be working together to deliver world-class sports facilities for our community.

In Mossley Hill, Steven is more than just a sports figure. He's living proof that sport can not only enrich lives but can transform and create opportunities for many young people to dream big."

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