Can Steven Gerrard fill the void left by Wayne Rooney?
Gerrard has had a great season for Liverpool, scoring 23 goals when playing in a central role or on the right. He scored 2 fantastic goals in the FA cup final, and has displayed his superb striking ability throughout the season.
Voted PFA player of the year by fellow professionals, Gerrard is widely regarded throughout the premiership, and there is no reason why he cannot carry that form to Germany.
In recent england training sessions he has been playing upfront, and has been hitting the back of the net plenty of times.
He is known for his energy, strength on the ball, willingness to get stuck in, go forward, shoot from distance, and his passing is second to none.
Sven is spoilt for choice in the centre of midfield, so there is no reason why Gerrard cannot play upfront with Owen, or just behind him, leaving Lampard and Carrick in the middle.
When asked about the prospect of playing upfront, Gerrard replied:
"I am not sure what role I am going to be playing, the manager will decide where he wants me to play and I will give it my best shot wherever I am asked to play.
"It is a decision for the manager. I have joined the boys and am prepared to play anywhere, whether that is on the right, the left, the middle or in defence. Wherever it is I will give it my best shot."