Liverpool assistant manager Sammy Lee believes Anfield legend Kenny Dalglish's return to the club would be a 'great addition'.
Former Reds player and boss Dalglish has long been linked with a move back to Merseyside, with the Scot linked with a role in the club's hierarchy.
However, recent speculation has suggested that the ex-Blackburn and Newcastle chief could be offered a position involved with youth development.
And Lee, who played with Kop idol Dalglish during Liverpool's glory years in the 1970s and 1980s, would welcome the move.
"Kenny has had a development on this football club over the years and if there is a future involvement it can only be good for the club," he said.
"For me he has never really been away. He is hanging around everywhere, he's always watching games and is terrific to have around.
"The impact would be very positive. He is a terrific character, he has terrific knowledge and I think he can only be a great addition to what is already a very good staff.
"I'm sure everyone would welcome it, not least me as he has a worse accent than me!"
Former Reds player and boss Dalglish has long been linked with a move back to Merseyside, with the Scot linked with a role in the club's hierarchy.
However, recent speculation has suggested that the ex-Blackburn and Newcastle chief could be offered a position involved with youth development.
And Lee, who played with Kop idol Dalglish during Liverpool's glory years in the 1970s and 1980s, would welcome the move.
"Kenny has had a development on this football club over the years and if there is a future involvement it can only be good for the club," he said.
"For me he has never really been away. He is hanging around everywhere, he's always watching games and is terrific to have around.
"The impact would be very positive. He is a terrific character, he has terrific knowledge and I think he can only be a great addition to what is already a very good staff.
"I'm sure everyone would welcome it, not least me as he has a worse accent than me!"
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