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Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard is not going to go on forever, according to a report in the Liverpool Evening Standard.

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Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba would the 'ideal replacement' for Steven Gerrard, according to former Liverpool forward Michael Owen. At 34-years-old, Gerrard's value to Brendan Rodgers' side is coming under increasing scrutiny, but the lack of candidates to ill his role is a concern for many at the club. But former Liverpool striker Owen believes there is a midfielder out there who could do the job. Paul Pogba would the 'ideal replacement' for Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard according to Michael Owen . At 34-years-old, Gerrard's value to Brendan Rodgers' side is coming under increasing scrutiny . Speaking on BT Sport, Owen said: 'Steven Gerrard's not going to go on forever so the ideal replacement there would probably be someone like Paul Pogba at Juventus. 'He's an exceptional talent, a young talent that can play in that drive an central midfield role.' Whether Pogba would be interested in joining Liverpool, though, is matter for debate. And with long-term admirers PSG keeping tabs on the France international he would be unlikely to come cheap. The former Liverpool striker made the claim while working as a pundit for BT Sport . Pogba heads the ball while playing for Juventus in their Italian Super Cup final loss to Napoli .