Rangers boss Steven Gerrard’s company made more than £500,000 last year — boosting its value to almost £7million
Liverpool legend Gerrard, 38, set up the firm during his playing career for his off-field income
RANGERS boss Steven Gerrard’s company made more than £500,000 last year — boosting its value to almost £7million.
Steven Gerrard Promotions trousered a profit of £536,617 with net assets of £6,849,589, according to accounts filed at Companies House.
Liverpool legend Gerrard, 38, set up the firm during his playing career for his off-field income.
But he has continued to rake in cash after taking charge at Ibrox.
A source said: “He’s a huge name all over the world — it’s no surprise his personal firm is very successful.”
The midfield icon has recently launched a range of new business ventures including his own clothing line — SGG Apparel.
He is co-director of the firm with brother Paul.
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It comes after amid of range of new business ventures for the former England midfielder, including his own clothing brand and product endorsement.
Dad-of-four Gerrard is listed as secretary and co-director of the company, along with his brother Paul.
We previously told how Gerrard launched his own clothing line – SGG Apparel – and even posed for a string of moody publicity shots.
Images showed Gerrard nailing a thousand-yard stare wearing a casual jacket.
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And another featured the Ibrox boss reclining on a blue chair in a black, long-sleeved polo.
The clothing line’s logo features two interlocked squares shaped like an ‘8’ — an apparent nod to the Liverpool legend’s squad number at Anfield.
The menswear label, featuring the initials of Gerrard - whose middle name is George – went on sale in November.
And in August, he was mocked for plugging a candle firm on Instagram.
He also promotes trendy bottled water Angel Revive to his 7.4million Instagram followers.
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